Object

• lid: Then, hardly daring to breathe, she slowly lifted the lid.

• sanction: The U.N. officials who administer the program in Baghdad say they would much prefer to lift the sanctions entirely.

• trophy: Even as Danny Blind lifted the trophy van Gaal seemed to sense the passing of a moment.

• embargo: We call for lifting the embargo on Iraq " .

• ban: The judge then lifted a press ban on naming the killers.

• finger: You won't have to lift a finger the whole time you're with us.

Converse of object

• hitch: Car hire can be arranged by Hawk's Nest, but I hitched a lift with some other visitors.

Adjective modifier

• ski: In addition to the hotel's daily shuttle bus to the ski lifts, the public ski bus stops outside in the mornings.

• hydraulic: Disable visitors will have full access to the vehicle through a hydraulic lift located at the rear staircase.

• vertical: Wheelchair Access The entrance to Open Eye Gallery is above street level but is fitted with an external vertical platform lift.

Modifies a noun

• truck: An employe was crushed by a number of full pallets which fell from a side loader lift truck.

• shaft: New city fades up, MONITOR rises up through floor level lift shaft.

• coefficient: This is combined with the predicted increment in aerofoil lift coefficient to estimate the pitching moment coefficient increment.

• pass: Small & friendly resort great value lift pass & lots of skiing including the link to Italy.

Noun used with modifier

• stair: Am I eligible for an extension, shower, ramp, bath or stair lift in my home?

• fork: Met Steve and his fork lift with extending boom.

• gondola: Walkers can reach the mountains by gondola lift or rack-and-pinion railroad.

• wheelchair: Neither group is catered for by coaches with wheelchair lifts.

• ski: The nearest ski lift is just 5 minutes away.

• drag: My two 5-year olds spent many happy hours on the bottom nursery slope which has the smoothest drag lift I have ever experienced.