elevated

英 [ˈelɪveɪtɪd]

美 [ˈelɪveɪtɪd]

adj.  高贵的; 职位高的; 高尚的; 睿智的; 高的; 升高的; 高出地面的
v.  提拔，晋升，提升(到不应有的位置); 举起; 抬起; 提高; 使升高
elevate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：elevated　过去式：elevated　

BNC.11830 / COCA.7668

牛津词典

adj.

• 高贵的；职位高的
  high in rank
  1. an elevated status
     高贵的身份
• 高尚的；睿智的
  having a high moral or intellectual level
  1. elevated language/sentiments/thoughts
     高尚的语言 / 情操 / 思想
• 高的；升高的；高出地面的
  higher than the area around; above the level of the ground
  1. The house is in an elevated position, overlooking the town.
     这栋房子地势较高，可以俯瞰全城。
  2. an elevated highway/railway/road (= one that runs on a bridge above the ground or street)
     高架公路 / 铁路 / 道路
• 偏高的
  higher than normal
  1. elevated blood pressure
     血压偏高

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （人、工作、角色等）重要的，地位高的
  A person, job, or role that iselevatedis very important or of very high rank.
  1. His career has blossomed and that has given him a certain elevated status.
     他的事业蓬勃发展，这在一定程度上提升了他的地位。
• ADJ-GRADED （想法、思想等）高尚的，崇高的,睿智的
  If thoughts or ideas areelevated, they are on a high moral or intellectual level.
  1. ...the magazine's elevated British tone.
     杂志中高贵的英伦情调
• ADJ （土地、建筑等）高出周围的，高架的
  If land or buildings areelevated, they are raised up higher than the surrounding area.
  1. An elevated platform on the stage collapsed during rehearsals.
     在排练过程中舞台上垫高的一个平台塌了。

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