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Discover Ludwig"lifted him up" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of raising someone or something to a higher position. For example: The rescuers lifted him up from the ledge and brought him safely to land.
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They lifted him up and he lifted a single finger.
"Dick lifted him up and leaned him against a parking meter.
Finally, they tied his hands behind his back and lifted him up by his arms.
It has lifted him up by making him minister for Africa (and some other places).
She aimed her phone at Paddington, and Joey lifted him up for a better angle.
I lifted him up as the rabbi said prayers, and we watched the train snaking by.
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If a man's home is his castle, in this case it was also his life support, a way of retreating to an environment that didn't fight him but that lifted him up--quite literally.
You lift him up and carry him in turn.
There was the usual fuss – "Lift him up!
"We will just have to lift him up," he said.
Now, chop away and lift him up by the shoulders.
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