柯林斯詞典elevated /??l??ve?t?d/ 1. ADJ A person, job, or role that is elevated is very important or of very high rank. 很重要的; 地位極高的[usu ADJ n] His career has blossomed and that has given him a certain elevated status. 他的事業(yè)蓬勃發(fā)展，這在一定程度上提升了他的地位。2. ADJ If thoughts or ideas are elevated, they are on a high moral or intellectual level. (思想或想法等)高尚的; 高貴的[usu ADJ n] ...the magazine's elevated tone. ...該雜志的高雅腔掉。3. ADJ If land or buildings are elevated, they are raised up higher than the surrounding area. (土地或建筑等)加高的[usu ADJ n] An elevated platform on the stage collapsed during rehearsals. 在排練時，舞臺上的一個架高平臺塌了。 返回 elevated劍橋詞典raised 提高的；升高的；抬高的 The doctor said I was to keep my leg elevated. 醫(yī)生說我要保持腿部抬高。 There is an elevated area at the back of the building . 樓后是一片高地。 high or important 地位高的；重要的 She holds a more elevated position in the company . 她在公司中職位較高。 [ 只用在名詞前面的形容詞 ] greater than is normal or reasonable 高出正常水平的；偏高的 He has a slightly elevated idea of his own importance . 他自視過高。 [ 只用在名詞前面的形容詞 ] formal formal or typical of language found in literature 高雅的，文雅的；正式的 an elevated style /tone 文雅的語體風格／莊重的語氣 the elevated language of the Psalms 《詩篇》中文雅的語言 返回 elevated