lift-up
nounUK /ˈlɪft ʌp/
US /ˈlɪft ʌp/
A lift-up is when you raise something to a higher place.
The lift-up of the heavy box took two people.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A seat or chair that can be raised to help a person stand.
Grandma uses a lift-up chair to get out of her seat easily.
3. An act of making someone feel happier or more confident.
Her kind words gave him a real lift-up after a hard day.
4. A device or handle used to open something by pulling it upward.
He pulled the lift-up on the lid to open the box.