elevating

英 [ˈelɪveɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈelɪveɪtɪŋ]

adj.  发人深思的; 有启发的; 有趣的
v.  提拔，晋升，提升(到不应有的位置); 举起; 抬起; 提高; 使升高
elevate的现在分词

牛津词典

adj.

• 发人深思的；有启发的；有趣的
  making people think about serious and interesting subjects
  1. Reading this essay was an elevating experience.
     阅读这篇短文很有启发。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 提拔;提升；提高…的地位
  When someone or something achieves a more important rank or status, you can say that theyare elevated toit.
  1. He was elevated to the post of prime minister.
     他升任总理。
• VERB 提高，提升（地位）
  If youelevatesomethingtoa higher status, you consider it to be better or more important than it really is.
  1. Don't elevate your superiors to superstar status.
     别把你的上司捧得跟超级巨星似的。
• VERB 提高;增加
  Toelevatesomething means to increase it in amount or intensity.
  1. Emotional stress can elevate blood pressure.
     情绪压力可能会导致血压升高。
  2. ...overweight individuals who have elevated cholesterol levels.
     胆固醇水平升高的体重超标者
• VERB 举起;抬起;使升高
  If youelevatesomething, you raise it above a horizontal level.
  1. Jack elevated the gun at the sky.
     杰克朝天举枪。

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