elevate in Irish
elevate in Irish is ardaigh — elevate means to physically raise something to a higher position.
elevate in Irish
ardaigh
(transitive) To raise (something) to a higher position.
What does "elevate" mean?
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verb To physically raise something to a higher position.
"The doctor told him to elevate his leg to reduce the swelling."
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verb To raise someone's rank, status, or the quality of something.
"The promotion elevated her to head of the department."
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elevate in a sentence
- The doctor told him to elevate his leg to reduce the swelling.
- A hydraulic lift elevated the car so the mechanic could work underneath.
- The promotion elevated her to head of the department.
- A splash of saffron can elevate a simple rice dish.
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What is "elevate" in Irish?
"elevate" in Irish is ardaigh. elevate means: To physically raise something to a higher position.
How do you use "elevate" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor told him to elevate his leg to reduce the swelling." In Irish, "elevate" is ardaigh.
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