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Meanings of lifting in English
Usage of lifting in English
1
National suggested lifting the tax write off of new investment and businesses.
2
The lifting of the state of emergency takes effect after the meeting.
3
A general purpose military small craft capable of lifting approximately 100 personnel.
4
It is important for lifting educational achievement by Pasifika children, he said.
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On inequality, Ardern said the government has been lifting the minimum wage.
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North Korea has been demanding a lifting of sanctions hobbling its economy.
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We must never leave all the heavy-lifting or thinking to the state.
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We must respond to this by lifting our game collectively, he said.
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Economists believe productivity growth is vital for lifting GDP and higher wages.
10
Astonishingly, however, the elegant form was lifting off her with fluid ease.
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Biofuel advocates hope the lifting of the ban will boost ethanol sales.
12
Assad made token gestures toward reforms, including lifting a decades-old emergency law.
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On Tuesday it announced a partial lifting of a state of emergency.
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Its job: heavy lifting in some of the toughest places on Earth.
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Well, in my view, England are well overdue lifting another major trophy.
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The winger was shown a red card for a dangerous lifting tackle.
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Lifting through the time
Lifting across language varieties
Canada
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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