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elevate [ˈelɪveɪt] V. trans. form.

elevate

podnosić [perf podnieść]

to elevate sb's spirits

to elevate sb to a higher position fig.

to elevate sb's spirits

to elevate sb to a higher position fig.

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The station is elevated with an underpass over the road and access from below. en.wikipedia.org

It would also be the first time any press secretary was elevated to the position. en.wikipedia.org

The forest is elevated at predominantly between 1500 m and 1600 m above sea level. en.wikipedia.org

The motorway can be seen and heard as most of the area is elevated and the wind's prevailing direction is westerly. en.wikipedia.org

He was soon elevated to being the resident specialist on global issues. en.wikipedia.org

It has been suggested academically that the case has been elevated to a position of importance which it does not merit. en.wikipedia.org

Some authorities prefer to elevate the subgenera to genus rank. en.wikipedia.org

Wires were used to elevate cast members during the filming and a smoke machine was used for effect. en.wikipedia.org

Levels of myelin basic protein were elevated in his cerebrospinal fluid, suggesting that demyelination was occurring. en.wikipedia.org

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