Walking elevators and elevators that go straight up and down.

Elevator English: Escalator. Elevator English: elevators and lifts.

I. escalators

1, meaning: escalator.

Step 2 use

As nouns, it includes building escalators, escalators, escalators, elevators, terms adjusted according to life index, automatic adjustment terms, and rising things; A rising tool, a rising person; An ascending person, such as an escalator.

As an adjective, it means to adjust up and down and adjust accordingly in time.

Take the escalator over there to the next floor.

Take the escalator after the next floor over there.

Designate mechanical engineers for drive, skirting, cover design and nonstandard escalator design.

As a mechanical engineer, I was mainly responsible for the design of escalator transmission system, apron, inner and outer cover plates.

Second, the elevator

1, which means: n. elevator; Aircraft elevator; Bucket belt conveyor.

Step 2 use

As a noun, it includes barn, elevator, elevator, elevator, air elevator, crane worker, crane, medical screwdriver,

Tooth rack, lifting rib, elevator room, granary, loading and unloading, warehouse, elevator cabin, etc.

It means "elevator". Elevator is American English.

I go up by elevator.

I'll take the elevator up.

Her job is to operate the elevator.

Her job is to drive the elevator.

Third, the elevator

1, which means vt. Elevator; Transportation; Stealing; Promotion; Pay off; Cancel. Intransitive verbs are promoted. Lift it up; Promotion; Elevator; Hitchhiking; Ask for help; Cargo capacity; pickpocket

Step 2 use

(verb)

Lift basically means "lift" and "lift", which means to "lift" something against gravity, especially to lift a heavy object upward from a plane or a lower place with the help of physical strength. This is everyday language. Extension can mean "improvement, promotion, encouragement" and so on.

Lift can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, its object can be concrete or abstract. Can be used for passive structures. When lift is used as an intransitive verb, the active form can sometimes express the passive meaning.

(noun)

Elevator, when used as a noun, means "elevator", which means to exert an upward force on someone or something to make it move upward from its original position, or refers to an "elevator" installed in a large building for people to go up and down stairs or carry goods. It is mainly used in British English at this time. Extension can refer to hitchhiking, hitchhiking and inspirational.

"take the elevator" can use the verb take.

They also want to increase the rate of happiness.

They also want to improve the happiness rate.

The gentle angelic voice lifts you to a higher level.

The gentle voice of an angel will lift you to a higher level.

Extended data:

Synonym: lift, lift, elevator. Antonym: drop, drop.

First of all, promotion

1, which means vt. Elevator; Promotion; Improvement of literacy ability; Encourage. Grow taller.

For example, 2

They tried to promote Anderson to the presidency.

They tried to elect Anderson president.

Second, raise

1, which means: n. rise; Increase; Highland. Rise; Elevator; Feeding; Put forward; Reason; Lift it up. Lift it up.

For example, 2

The percentage increase in wages is equal to the increase in prices.

The growth rate of wages is in line with the rise of prices.

Third, decline.

1, which means vt. Fall; Fall; Decline; Give up; Save; Break off the relationship. Drop; Traces; Reduce; Water drops.

For example, 2

Unconsciously, a tear fell on his lips.

Unconsciously, a tear fell on his lips.

Fourth, reduce

1, meaning: adj. low; Subordination; The lower class. Fifth, reduce; Weakening; Fall down.

For example, 2

The publisher pays his employees a low salary.

The publisher pays his hired literati a low fee.