Relevait (en. Raised)

/ʁə.lə.vɛ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

To be lifted or raised from a certain position.

He took on the challenge with enthusiasm.

Il relevait le défi avec enthousiasme.

To indicate or signal a fact or situation.

The report highlighted anomalies in the data.

Le rapport relevait des anomalies dans les données.

To elevate or increase something, especially in terms of level or intensity.

This measure raised the standard of living for the residents.

Cette mesure relevait le niveau de vie des habitants.

Derived from the verb 'relever,' formed from 're-' and 'lever.'

rise to the challenge

To accept a challenge or difficult task.

relever le défi

hold your head up

To show determination after a difficulty.

relever la tête

what was absurd

To refer to something unreal or unlikely.

ce qui relevait de l'absurde

to raise

The act of lifting or bringing something to the forefront.

relever

raising

The act of getting up or increasing something.

relèvement

uplift

The action of pulling or removing an element from its context.

relève

To get up quickly

He got up in a flash.

Il s'est relevé en un éclair.

To bring up information

He picked up the neighborhood gossip.

Il a relevé les potins du quartier.