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levantar
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levantar
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elevar
Give a promotion to or assign to a higher position.
raise
advance
lift
promote
upgrade
kick upstairs
get up
bring up
lower
demote
lift up
Portuguese
levantar
To make high; to raise higher.
heighten
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This tendency to
elevate
profit above principle is not new in Ireland.
2
The Google News Initiative aims to, firstly,
elevate
and strengthen quality journalism.
3
Conclusions: Serum ghrelin concentration appears to
elevate
in response to surgical stress.
4
I think it is wrong to
elevate
the romance in that way.
5
The debate, sponsored by ABC News, did nothing to
elevate
his mood.
6
Teams that successfully
elevate
the apple will also receive twenty bonus points.
7
Above all, they have wanted to
elevate
the transformative power of play.
8
It is better to
elevate
the debate so as to shape it.
9
The perfect carry on or personal item can easily
elevate
an outfit.
10
Fikile is willing to do whatever it takes to
elevate
her status.
11
Ariosto and Tasso are very absurdly depressed in order to
elevate
Dante.
12
Her works thus not only
elevate
the taste but amend the heart.
13
You are already as high in rank as I can
elevate
you.
14
To tell this bowdlerized story of her brother was to
elevate
herself.
15
Somehow they interact with the central nervous system to
elevate
your mood.
16
The willingness to
elevate
super-modest things is either in you or not.
elevate
·
elevate the character
elevate women
elevate men
elevate c
elevate discussion
Portuguese
levantar
elevar
alçar
erguer
Spanish
levantar
subir
elevar
ascender
alzar
Catalan
elevar
alçar
pujar
aixecar