单词 | give somebody/something a lift |
释义 | give somebody/something a liftgive somebody/something a lift HAPPY a) to make someone feel more cheerful and more hopeful 让某人振奋起来,给某人提一提精神 The new park has given everyone in the neighbourhood a lift. 新公园让附近的每一个人都很开心。 b) to make something such as a business, the economy etc operate better 促进某事的发展 The Bank of England’s announcement gave the stock market a lift today. 今天英格兰银行的公告让股市备受鼓舞。 Examples from the Corpus give somebody/something a lift• If I'm feeling down, buying makeup always gives me a lift.• They stopped the cab and gave him a lift home, teasing him lightly about the toasts.• Mrs Wright came in and she said she'd give me a lift home.• Good deals in auto stock prices gave the stock market a lift today.• She gave him a lift back to their cottage in Tetbury.• Or make some patronising remark about her cute rear end and how he would be delighted to give her a lift over?• The man tried to give her a lift and wouldn't take no for an answer.• It's you that's wanted down at the station and it was kind of you to give me a lift.• Later in the day they were given a lift in a horse and cart from west London out into the country.• Can you give me a lift? → give somebody/something a lift at lift2(1) |
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