simple past tense and past participle of lift
"He lifted the heavy box onto the table yesterday, and the weight was lifted from his mind afterward."
In plain English: To lift something means to pick it up and hold it higher than where it was before.
"She lifted the heavy box onto the table with ease."
Raised up; held aloft.
"The strong wind lifted her hat and blew it away into the sky."
The word lifted is formed by adding the past tense suffix "-ed" to the verb lift. It simply indicates that an action of raising or taking something up has already occurred.