lift en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de lift en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.lift [ingl. brit. lɪft, ingl. am. lɪft] SUST.

1. lift ingl. brit. (elevator):

lift (for people)

ascenseur m

lift (for goods)

monte-charge m inv.

to take the lift to the fourth floor

prendre l'ascenseur pour monter au cinquième étage

to take the lift to the fourth floor atrbv. button, door

d'ascenseur

to take the lift to the fourth floor maintenance

des ascenseurs

2. lift (ride):

she asked me for a lift

elle m'a demandé de la conduire

I get a lift to work from Annie

Annie me dépose à mon travail

to give sb a lift to the station

déposer qn à la gare

can I give you a lift?

je peux te déposer quelque part?

to give lifts to hitchhikers

prendre des auto-stoppeurs

to hitch a lift

faire de l'auto-stop

don't accept lifts from strangers

ne monte jamais dans la voiture d'un inconnu

3. lift (boost):

lift coloq.

coup m de fouet

to give sb a lift praise, good news:

remonter le moral à qn

4. lift (help) coloq.:

can you give me a lift with this trunk?

est-ce que tu peux m'aider à porter cette malle?

5. lift DEP. (in weightlifting):

lift

essai m

6. lift DEP. (height):

lift (of gymnast, diver)

détente f

lift (of ball) (in football, tennis)

lift m

7. lift (special heel):

lift

talonnette f

8. lift AERO.:

lift

sustentation f

II.lift [ingl. brit. lɪft, ingl. am. lɪft] V. trans.

1. lift (pick up):

lift object, person

soulever

to lift sth off a ledge/onto the table

soulever qc d'un rebord/pour le mettre sur la table

to lift sth out of the box/drawer

sortir qc de la boîte/du tiroir

to lift sth into the car

prendre qc pour le mettre dans la voiture

to lift sb into the ambulance

porter qn jusque dans l'ambulance

to lift sth over the wall

faire passer qc par-dessus le mur

she lifted the spoon/flute to her lips

elle a porté la cuillère/flûte à sa bouche

one, two, three, lift!

oh, hisse!

2. lift (raise):

lift arm, head

lever

he lifted his arm

il a levé le bras

she didn't even lift her head from her book

elle n'a même pas levé le nez de son livre

3. lift MILIT. (transport) → lift in

4. lift (remove):

lift siege, ban, sanctions

lever

I feel as if a great weight has been lifted from my mind or shoulders

je me sens soulagé d'un grand poids

5. lift (boost):

to lift sb's spirits

remonter le moral à qn

6. lift DEP. (improve):

lift game, performance

améliorer

7. lift (steal):

lift coloq.

piquer coloq.

lift file, keys, ideas

voler (from dans)

lift file, keys, ideas

pomper coloq.

lift article, passage

copier (from sur)

he lifted it from my briefcase

il l'a piqué dans ma serviette

8. lift (dig up):

lift carrots, onions

arracher

9. lift ingl. brit. (arrest):

lift coloq.

arrêter

10. lift DEP. (in football, tennis):

lift ball

lifter

to lift weights

faire des haltères

11. lift ingl. am. (pay off):

lift mortgage, debt

rembourser

12. lift (by surgery):

to have one's face lifted

se faire faire un lifting

III.lift [ingl. brit. lɪft, ingl. am. lɪft] V. intr.

1. lift (improve):

lift bad mood, headache:

disparaître

her spirits began to lift

elle a commencé à retrouver le moral

2. lift (disappear):

lift fog, mist:

se dissiper

3. lift (open):

lift

se soulever

the lid/trapdoor lifts easily

le couvercle/la trappe se soulève facilement

IV.lift [ingl. brit. lɪft, ingl. am. lɪft]

not to lift a finger

ne pas lever le petit doigt

Véase también: lift in, lift out

I.lift in V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sb/sth] in, lift in [sb/sth]) MILIT.

lift in troops, supplies

transporter [qn/qc] par voie aérienne

I.lift out V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift out)

lift out shelf, filter:

lift out

être amovible

II.lift out V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sb/sth] out, lift out [sb/sth]) MILIT.

lift out troops, equipment

évacuer

drag lift SUST. DEP.

drag lift

tire-fesses coloq.

service lift SUST. ingl. brit.

service lift (in hotel, building)

ascenseur m de service

service lift (for heavy goods)

monte-charge m

I.lift down V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sb/sth] down, lift down [sb/sth])

lift down object:

lift down

descendre

to lift a child down from a wall

soulever un enfant d'un mur et le poser par terre

I.lift in V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sb/sth] in, lift in [sb/sth]) MILIT.

lift in troops, supplies

transporter [qn/qc] par voie aérienne

I.lift off V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift off)

lift off rocket, helicopter:

décoller

lift off top, cover:

s'enlever

II.lift off V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sth] off, lift off [sth])

lift off cover, lid:

lift off

enlever

I.lift out V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift out)

lift out shelf, filter:

lift out

être amovible

II.lift out V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sb/sth] out, lift out [sb/sth]) MILIT.

lift out troops, equipment

évacuer

I.lift up V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift up)

lift up lid, curtain:

lift up

se soulever

II.lift up V. [ingl. brit. lɪft -, ingl. am. lɪft -] (lift [sb/sth] up, lift up [sb/sth])

lift up book, suitcase, lid

soulever

lift up head, veil, eyes

lever

lift up jumper, coat

relever

they lifted up their voices in prayer/song

leurs voix s'élevèrent pour prier/chanter

to lift a child up onto a wall

soulever un enfant et le poser sur un mur

lift-operator SUST. ingl. brit.

lift-operator

liftier m

lift-off [ingl. brit. ˈlɪftɒf, ingl. am. ˈlɪftˌɔf] SUST. ASTRON.

lift-off

lancement m

(we have) lift-off!

lancement effectué

lift en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de lift en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.lift [lɪft] SUST. ingl. brit.

1. lift (elevator):

lift

ascenseur m

a lift attendant

un garçon d'ascenseur

a lift shaft

une cage d'ascenseur

2. lift (device for lifting):

lift for goods

monte-charge m inv.

lift for skiers

téléski m

3. lift (upward motion):

to give sth a lift

soulever qc

4. lift (car ride):

to give sb a lift

prendre qn en voiture

to give sb a lift to a place

déposer qn à un endroit

5. lift no pl. fig. (positive feeling):

to give sb a lift

donner du courage à qn

to give sb a lift cheer up

donner le moral à qn

6. lift (rise, increase):

lift

augmentation f

7. lift no pl. upward force:

lift

poussée f

8. lift no pl. AERO.:

lift

portance f

II.lift [lɪft] V. intr.

lift

se lever

lift fog

se dissiper

III.lift [lɪft] V. trans.

1. lift (move upwards):

lift

lever

lift weights

soulever

2. lift fig. (raise):

lift

élever

to lift one's eyes

lever les yeux au ciel

to lift one's voice

élever la voix

3. lift fig. (make entertaining and interesting):

lift

relever

4. lift (make tighter):

lift

lifter

to lift one's face

se faire faire un lifting du visage

5. lift (unearth):

lift

récolter

6. lift (move by air):

lift

soulever en l'air

7. lift (stop):

lift a ban, restrictions

lever

8. lift coloq.:

lift (steal)

piquer

lift (plagiarize)

copier

9. lift (remove from):

lift

enlever

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to not lift a finger

ne pas lever le petit doigt

fork-lift (truck) SUST.

fork-lift (truck)

chariot m élévateur

lift-off SUST. AERO., TÉC.

lift-off

décollage m

lift down V. trans. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

lift down

descendre

lift up V. trans.

lift up

soulever

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to lift up one's head

lever la tête

to lift up one's voice

élever la voix

drag lift SUST. ingl. brit.

drag lift

remonte-pente m

ski lift SUST.

ski lift

remonte-pente m

lift off V. intr.

lift off

décoller

service lift SUST.

service lift → service elevator

Véase también: service elevator

service elevator SUST. ingl. am.

service elevator

ascenseur m de service

chair lift SUST.

chair lift

télésiège m

lift Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to lift sb out of the ruck

distinguer qn de la masse

not to lift a finger

ne pas lever le petit doigt

to give sb a lift to a place

déposer qn à un endroit

to give sb a lift cheer up

donner le moral à qn

to thumb a lift/a ride

faire de l'auto-stop

to lift up one's head high

redresser [ou relever] la tête

he didn't lift a finger to help me

il n'a pas fait un geste pour m'aider

not to lift a hand to help sb

ne pas esquisser un geste pour aider qn

to go down in the lift ingl. brit.

descendre par l'ascenseur

to be trapped in the lift [or elevator ingl. am.]

être bloqué dans l'ascenseur

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The demand buses have a 9-seat capacity, and have a wheelchair lift in the rear.

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I realize the last thing you want to do when you're depressed is hop on an exercise bike or lift weights.

psychcentral.com

Lift thine eyes, lift thine eyes (chorus) 29.

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Lift the meat out in to a bowl and splash a glassful of water into the pan, stirring and scraping to lift all the gunk from the bottom.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The 721 m long, twin cable, gondola lift has inclines of up to 75 per cent in places.

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Hatch covers can slide forwards, backwards, or to the side, lift up or fold up.

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In both stairwells a paternoster lift operates and in the west wing there is also a freight elevator.

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The first chair lift was installed in 1952 and began operation in 1954.

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As the belt moves through the system, soil agitators lift the belt and turn the soil to enhance heat transfer and volatilization of organics.

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Their necks were also extremely long, and according to recent computer simulations they may not have been able to lift their necks like other sauropods.

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