Lifter

Pronunciation: /ˈlɪftər/

Definitions of lifter

noun a person or thing that lifts, especially a weightlifter or a mechanical device used for lifting heavy objects

Example Sentences

A1 The lifter picked up the heavy box and carried it to the truck.

A2 The weight lifter lifted the barbell with ease.

B1 The forklift operator used the lifter to move pallets of merchandise.

B2 The car mechanic used a lifter to raise the vehicle for inspection.

C1 The construction crew used a crane with a lifter attachment to hoist steel beams into place.

C2 The advanced robotic lifter was able to handle delicate materials with precision and accuracy.

Examples of lifter in a Sentence

formal The weight lifter demonstrated impressive strength during the competition.

informal I heard that Jim is a big lifter at the gym.

slang Check out that lifter over there, he's ripped!

figurative She's a real lifter in the office, always picking up the slack for others.

Grammatical Forms of lifter

• past tense: lifted
• plural: lifters
• comparative: more lifted
• superlative: most lifted
• present tense: lift
• future tense: will lift
• perfect tense: have lifted
• continuous tense: is lifting
• singular: lifter
• positive degree: lift
• infinitive: to lift
• gerund: lifting
• participle: lifting

Origin and Evolution of lifter

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'lifter' is believed to have originated from Old English, where 'lifian' meant 'to raise up'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'lifter' has evolved to refer to various tools or devices used for lifting heavy objects, as well as individuals who engage in weightlifting or strength training.