to raise one's head

to lift up

to raise (price, status, etc.)

to artificially inflate or bid up the price of goods, often through speculation

to honor, show high regard for, or speak highly of someone through compliments, gifts, or promotions

to argue for the sake of arguing or contradict someone stubbornly

to be generous or magnanimous by showing leniency or favor

fail to appreciate someone's kindness or favors

to carry someone in a sedan chair

(idiom) to cross paths regularly (e.g. of people living or working in close proximity)

Extremely respectful, formal, or ceremonious treatment, often used when inviting someone to a position or task.

to lift something or someone and place it onto a surface or into a vehicle

head-up display (HUD); abbreviation for [[抬头|抬頭|tai2 tou2]][[显示|顯示|xian3 shi4]]

to hold in high regard

stretcher (for the injured)

(Taiwan) to pull something up; (figuratively) to give a boost to or support

to speak highly of someone

a large steelyard usually operated by three people—two to lift it using a pole and one to adjust the counterweight