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lift down

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lift someone or something down (from something)
to move someone or something down (from something or some place) by lifting and carrying. Would you please lift Jimmy down from the top bunk? Frank lifted down the heavy box.
See also: lift
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Ann fainted and when she came to she got to her feet, put on her coat, grabbed her purse, left her flat and rode the lift down 15 floors.
Supernatural company by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
He laughs as he recalls his greenhorn ride - the first time he and his fellow junior miners took the lift down the mineshaft.
A lifetime of mining memories; A local author is lifting the lid on ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
And he took his first steps into handicap company to lift Down Royal's Ulster Derby over an extended mile and a half for Colm O'Donoghue eight days later.
Salute Guard in big Ebor showdown; WEDNESDAY by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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