give me to lift

In both cases someone took you to your destination in their car. A lift is simply slang for a ride.

lift verb ( RAISE )

• lift I can't lift my arm past this point without pain.
• raise Raise your hand if you have a question, please.
• elevate Put pressure on the wound and keep the injured limb elevated.
• pick up If the baby cries, pick him up and cuddle him.
• scoop up She scooped up the crying toddler and carried him off to his cot.
• "Can you lift this case ?" "It depends on how heavy it is."
• When I lifted the log , there were lots of beetles skittering about under it.
• He lifts weights after work to let off steam .
• I could hardly lift my head off the pillow this morning I was so tired .
• Can you lift your arm at all, or is it too painful ?
• hike something up
• prick (something) up
• put something up

lift verb ( TAKE HOLD )

• They lifted him off the bed .
• Can you lift the box onto the table ?
• We lifted the vases down from the cupboard .
• He lifted his leg painfully off the stool .
• She lifted the cups carefully out of their boxes .

lift verb ( MAKE LOUD )

• accumulative
• accumulatively
• add fuel to the fire idiom
• ratchet something up/down
• re-escalate
• re-escalation

lift verb ( MAKE INTERESTING )

• add salt to something idiom
• alleviation
• levelling up
• liven (something) up
• make a difference idiom
• rationalize
• restructure

lift verb ( MAKE HAPPY )

Lift verb ( go away ).

• cloud-capped
• cloudlessly
• Scotch mist
• steam (something) up
• sub-visible
• vapour trail

lift verb ( END )

• abandonment
• all good things (must) come to an end idiom
• and have done with it idiom
• be over the hump idiom
• jack something in
• kill something stone-dead idiom
• stamp on something
• stamp something out

lift noun ( CARRYING DEVICE )

• The lift isn't working .
• We got stuck in the lift.
• Take the lift to the top floor .
• We went up in the lift.
• He is scared to go in lifts.
• dumb waiter
• fire escape
• rope ladder

lift noun ( RAISE )

Lift noun ( journey ).

• take I have to take my mother to the doctor today.
• go with I offered to go with him to the police station.
• come with Can you come to the hospital with me?
• accompany Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
• drive My husband usually drives the kids to school.
• give someone a lift Can you give me a lift into town?
• break-journey
• circumnavigation