v. 1 raise from a lower to a higher position; 2 take hold of something and move it to a different location
The two burly men lifted the piano up the steps.
The two burly men lifted the piano up the steps.
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What did Gerald do when Piggie lifted her leg?
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The buirdly young man lifted the heavy bundle.
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What happens when Janet lifted her net up into the air?
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What did Christina mean when she said It felt like a huge weight had been lifted off her shoulders
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Rhino lifted his right foot slightly as he swung the bat. Which word is an adverb?
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The muscly man lifted the heavy weights.
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After the door fell on Alexa, who was it that lifted it off her back?
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What did Tink see when Maya and Allie lifted him up to give him back to his family?
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Your telephone call really lifted my spirits.
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He lifted a twenty-pound weight.
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How did Buford feel when the skiers lifted him up in the air after he skied down the hill?
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He lifted the dumbbell to help strengthen his muscles.
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That fame lifted him out of Grub Street where for 10 years he had eked out a living.
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Who lifted Aionwahta's sorrow?
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raise; elevate; get up; bring up
lower
1 syllables
drifted
gifted
shifted
sifted
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