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hoisted

/ˈhɔɪstɪd/

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verb

升起，吊起。

To raise; to lift; to elevate (especially, to raise or lift to a desired elevation, by means of tackle or pulley, said of a sail, a flag, a heavy package or weight).

Examples :

"The students hoisted the flag up the flagpole before school started. "

上学前，学生们把旗帜升到了旗杆顶端。

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verb

举起，高举。

To lift a trophy or similar prize into the air in celebration of a victory.

Examples :

"The winning team hoisted the championship trophy above their heads, cheering loudly. "

获胜的队伍高高举起冠军奖杯，大声欢呼。

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verb

吊起来打，悬吊鞭打。

To lift someone up to be flogged.

Examples :

"The prisoner was hoisted onto the frame, ready to receive his punishment. "

囚犯被吊上了刑架，准备接受鞭刑。

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verb

升起，吊起。

To be lifted up.

Examples :

"The construction workers hoisted the heavy steel beam into place. "

建筑工人们把沉重的钢梁吊了起来，放到了预定的位置。

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verb

代码外提，循环不变代码外提。

To extract (code) from a loop construct as part of optimization.

Examples :

"The compiler hoisted the constant calculation out of the loop to improve the program's speed, performing it only once before the loop started. "

编译器将常量计算代码外提到循环之外，从而提高了程序的速度，只在循环开始前执行一次。

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verb

抢劫，盗窃。

To steal, to rob.

Examples :

"The pickpocket hoisted a wallet from the tourist's back pocket while they were distracted by the street performer. "

扒手趁游客被街头艺人吸引注意力时，从他的后口袋里偷走了钱包。

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