How is the word surélever translated from French to English

Porter quelque chose à une position plus haute.

To lift something to a higher position.

verb
English translation
Elevate

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  • Surélève ta jambe pour réduire le gonflement. Elevate your leg to reduce the swelling.

  • Un bon éclairage rehausse toute la pièce. Good lighting elevates the whole room.

  • Le support surélève l'écran à hauteur des yeux. The stand elevates the screen to eye level.

  • Un peu de sel peut rehausser une soupe toute simple. A little salt can elevate a simple soup.

  • Peut-on surélever un peu l'étagère ? Can we elevate the shelf a little?

  • Qu'est-ce qui rehausserait cette présentation ? What would elevate this presentation?

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FAQ about “surélever”

How is “surélever” translated from French?
“surélever” translates into English as “Elevate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “surélever” mean?
Meaning of “surélever”: Porter quelque chose à une position plus haute. In English — “Elevate”.
What part of speech is “surélever”?
“surélever” is a verb.
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