pull
/pʊl/ verbTranslation
› [I, T] to take hold of something and move it somewhere
çekmek
If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you. No wonder it's not working, someone's pulled the plug out. He pulled off his boots. She bent down and pulled up her socks.16421592 pull a muscle › to injure a muscle by stretching it too much
kaslarını incitmek
590 pull a gun/knife, etc on sb › to suddenly take out a weapon
pull sth apart phrasal verb silah çekmek
He pulled a gun on us and demanded money. → See also pull/tear your hair out → See also pull the plug → See also not pull any punches → See also pull out all the stops → See also pull strings → See also pull your weight161DESTROY › to destroy something by tearing it into pieces
yırtmak, param parça etmek
1974CRITICIZE › to say that something, usually a piece of work, is very bad
pull sb/sth apart phrasal verb kötülemek, çamur atmak
1173 › to separate two things or people
pull at sth phrasal verb iki şeyi ayırmak
1957 › to pull something several times, usually with quick, light movements
pull away phrasal verb çekiştirmek, çekip durmak
Stop pulling at my sleeve.1642START MOVING › If a vehicle pulls away, it starts moving.
hareket etmek
I just managed to get on the bus before it pulled away.16801592MOVE BACKWARDS › If you pull away from someone who is holding you, you suddenly move your body backwards, away from them.
pull sth down phrasal verb kendini geri çekmek; elinden kurtulmak
1632 › to destroy a building because it is not wanted any more.
pull in/into sth phrasal verb yıkmak, yerle bir etmek
They've started pulling down the old cinema.1974 › If a vehicle pulls in or pulls into somewhere, it moves in that direction and stops there.
pull sth off phrasal verb yanaşıp/girip durmak
They pulled in at the side of the road.16801592 › to succeed in doing or achieving something difficult
pull off phrasal verb UK başarmak, üstesinden gelmek, halletmek, içinden çıkmak
He is about to pull off his biggest deal yet.1848 › If a vehicle pulls off, it starts moving.
pull on sth phrasal verb hareket etmek
The car pulled off and sped up the road.16801592 › to put on clothes quickly
pull out phrasal verb çabucak giymek; üstüne bir şeyler almak
I pulled on my jeans and ran downstairs.813 › If a vehicle pulls out, it starts moving onto a road or onto a different part of the road.
pull over phrasal verb hareket etmek, ayrılmak
That car pulled out right in front of me.1680 › If a vehicle pulls over, it moves to the side of the road and stops.
pull through phrasal verb kenara çekip durmak
16801592 › to continue to live after you have been badly injured or very ill
pull yourself together phrasal verb informal iyileşmek, sağlığına kavuşmak
599 › to become calm and behave normally again after being angry or upset
pull up phrasal verb toplamak, toparlanmak; sakinleşmek; kendine gelmek
1060 › If a vehicle pulls up, it stops, often for a short time.
kısa bir süre durmak
A car pulled up outside the bank and two men got out.1680 pull up a chair › to move a chair nearer to something or someone: Why don't you pull up a chair and join us?19431642
(Definition of pull verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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