lift from

1. To pick or raise someone or something up from some lower place or position. A noun or pronoun is used between "lift" and "from." He carefully lifted the antique from the table to examine it. The kidnappers lifted the child from her bed and carried her off into the night.

2. To relieve someone of some unpleasant emotion, pressure, burden, stress, etc. A noun or pronoun can be used between "lift" and "from." Nothing lifts the tension from my shoulders like classical music. All I wanted to do was lift some of the financial burden from you.

lift something from someone or something

to raise something off someone or something. Please lift this burden from me. I lifted the glass from the tray carefully.

词组	lift from
释义	lift from lift from 1. To pick or raise someone or something up from some lower place or position. A noun or pronoun is used between "lift" and "from." He carefully lifted the antique from the table to examine it. The kidnappers lifted the child from her bed and carried her off into the night. 2. To relieve someone of some unpleasant emotion, pressure, burden, stress, etc. A noun or pronoun can be used between "lift" and "from." Nothing lifts the tension from my shoulders like classical music. All I wanted to do was lift some of the financial burden from you. See also: lift Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. lift something from someone or something to raise something off someone or something. Please lift this burden from me. I lifted the glass from the tray carefully. See also: lift McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rescue from rescue from (someone or something) orient orient to orient to (something) ask back not do (someone or oneself) any favors identify with attune to involved with References in periodicals archive The manipulator can lift from 7-7500 lb at an average of 250-400 lifts/hr, with some models reaching 700-800 lifts/hr. Pick-and-place manipulator lifts up to 7500 Lb, performs 700 Lifts/Hr. (New Product) The recommended weight limits for an occasional lift from floor level to a height of 91 cm are 39.5 kg for men and 20 kg for women (Military Standard 1472D, 1989). Effects of team size on the maximum weight bar lifting strength of military personnel
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