I. uplift [ˈʌplɪft] VERBO trans
II. uplift [ˈʌplɪft] SUBST
1. uplift (raising):
- uplift
- podniesienie nt
2. uplift GEO:
- uplift
- wypiętrzenie nt
3. uplift (spiritual, mental):
- uplift
- otucha f
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| you | uplift |
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| we | uplift |
| you | uplift |
| they | uplift |
| I | uplifted |
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| we | uplifted |
| you | uplifted |
| they | uplifted |
| I | have | uplifted |
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| you | have | uplifted |
| he/she/it | has | uplifted |
| we | have | uplifted |
| you | have | uplifted |
| they | have | uplifted |
| I | had | uplifted |
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| you | had | uplifted |
| he/she/it | had | uplifted |
| we | had | uplifted |
| you | had | uplifted |
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The delta uplifted as a single unit and gradually streams eroded valleys, creating a dissected plateau.
en.wikipedia.org Uplift is provided by a chairlift and two button lifts.
en.wikipedia.org The ridge is defined by local geographic boundaries and an uplift of ocean sediment.
en.wikipedia.org It exhibits at least six marine terraces; evidence of repeated tectonic uplift and subsidence (so called porpoising).
en.wikipedia.org During 1869-85, they served as appointed agents on numerous reservations and superintendencies in a mission centered on moral uplift and manual training.
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