Summary
lifting {noun}
abolizione · alzata · elevazione
lift {noun}
ascensore · alzata · portanza · sollievo · conforto · alzata
to lift {verb}
abolire · revocare · aumentare · accrescere · innalzare · ergere · innalzare · ergere · rimuovere · rubare · sollevare · aumentare · eliminare · allontanare · incrementare · alzare · rialzare · arraffare · accattare · aumentare · incrementare · copiare · rubare · grattare · sgraffignare · plagiare · abolire · revocare · levare · togliere
Usage examples
... supports lifting it....
... has proposed a lifting of this ban in N...
... for the immediate lifting of sanctions....
Forum results
English-Italian translation for "lifting"
"lifting" Italian translation
lifting {noun}
lifting {noun} (also: abolition, abatement, abolishment)
It is premature to consider any wholesale lifting of the arms embargo.
That is the second reason why lifting the arms embargo makes no sense whatever.
Turning finally to the lifting of the embargo, the oil for food programme has in fact been revised.
That is why there must first be a peace agreement with Armenia which includes the lifting of all regional economic blockades.
Therefore, all fellow Members are rightly saying ‘ no lifting of the arms embargo’: that gives out the wrong signal.
lifting {noun} (also: raise, rise, raising, elevation)
lift {noun}
to lift {verb}
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (also: to scrap, to raise, to do away with, to abolish)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (also: to scrap, to raise, to abolish, to abrogate)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (also: to enhance, to add to, to step up, to increase)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (also: to accrete, to enrich, to enhance, to augment)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (also: to uplift, to rear, to raise, to exalt)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} (also: to set up, to put up, to construct, to build)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} [fig.] (also: to rear, to raise)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {vb} [fig.] (also: to rear, to raise)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to shift, to dislodge, to remove, to strip)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to steal, to thieve, to swoop up, to swipe)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to uplift, to relieve, to upheave, to upraise)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to enhance, to add to, to lift, to step up)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to zap, to eliminate)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to alienate, to expel, to get further, to still)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to increase, to create, to step up, to send up)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.}
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to raise, to pick up, to make higher, to increase)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to swoop up, to swipe, to snaffle, to pinch)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] {v.t.} (also: to scrounge, to cadge, to seek)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to increase) {v.t.} (also: to enhance, to add to, to lift, to step up)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to increase) {v.t.} (also: to increase, to create, to step up, to send up)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to pinch) {v.t.} (also: to borrow)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to pinch) {v.t.} (also: to steal, to thieve, to swoop up, to swipe)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to pinch) {v.t.} (also: to paw)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to pinch) {v.t.} (also: to swipe)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to pinch) {v.t.} (also: to borrow, to plagiarize)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to revoke) {v.t.} (also: to scrap, to raise, to lift, to do away with)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to revoke) {v.t.} (also: to scrap, to raise, to lift, to abolish)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to revoke) {v.t.}
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
to lift [lifted|lifted] (to revoke) {v.t.} (also: to dull, to deprive, to remove)
lifting (Present participle)
lifting (Present participle)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "lift":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "lifting" in Italian
Forum results
"lifting" translation - forum results
Similar words
lifeguard · lifeles · lifeless · lifelike · lifelong · lifespan · lifestyle · lifetime · lift · lifted · lifting · ligament · ligature · light · light-armed · light-headed · light-year · lightable · lightbulb · lighted · lighten
Even more translations in the English-Italian dictionary by bab.la.