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1 | to lift someone or something to a higher place 提起;举起 | Tim hoisted the boy onto his shoulders. 蒂姆把那个男孩举到自己的肩膀上。 | | 1a | to lift something or someone using special equipment (用专门的设备)把…吊起,升起 | | The bridge was hoisted into place by crane. 桥被起重机吊装到位了。 | | |
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2 | to increase the amount or value of something 提高(数量或价值) | The publicity hoisted ticket sales to 12,500 in two days. 广告宣传在两天内把票的销售量提高到12500张。 | |
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- | hoist a flag/sail |
| to raise a flag or sail to its highest position on a pole |
| 升旗/扬帆 |
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- | hoist with/by your own petard |
| suffering as a result of your attempts to harm other people |
| 搬起石头砸自己的脚;害人反害己 |
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