No. 11,786 in French

soulevées

"Soulevées" means "raised" or "lifted" in English.

In a sentence

Les questions soulevées par cet article sont très pertinentes.
The questions raised by this article are very relevant.
The word 'soulevées' here means 'raised', referring to bringing up or presenting questions for discussion.
Il a soulevé la table pour nettoyer en dessous.
He lifted the table to clean underneath.
In this sentence, 'soulevé' is the past participle of 'soulever' and means 'lifted', indicating the physical act of raising the table.
Les émotions soulevées par ce film étaient intenses.
The emotions evoked by this movie were intense.
'Soulevées' here denotes 'evoked' or 'brought out', describing the feelings that were provoked by the movie.

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