Translations for „pull“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . pull [pʊl] VB trans

1. pull (draw):

pull

puxar

pull trigger

disparar

pull tooth

extrair

pull muscle

distender

to pull a fast one inf

passar a perna

2. pull (take out):

pull gun, knife

sacar

3. pull (attract):

pull

atrair

Phrases:

to pull sb's leg

fazer hora com alguém

II . pull [pʊl] VB intr

pull

puxar

to pull on sth

vestir a. c.

III . pull [pʊl] N

1. pull (action):

pull

puxão m

a pull on/at sth

um puxão em a. c.

2. pull inf (influence):

pull

influência f

to feel the pull of sth

sentir a atração de a. c.

pull ahead VB intr

pull ahead

distanciar-se

pull apart VB trans insep

1. pull apart:

pull apart

desmontar

2. pull apart (criticize):

pull apart

criticar

pull back VB intr

pull back

cair fora

to pull back from sth

cair fora de a. c.

pull down VB trans (demolish)

pull down

demolir

pull in VB intr (cars)

pull in

encostar

pull in trains

chegar

pull off VB trans inf

to pull it off

tirá-la (uma roupa)

pull out VB intr

pull out (drive onto road)

dar uma guinada

pull out (to overtake)

ultrapassar

I . pull over VB trans

pull over police:

pull over

mandar alguém encostar o carro

II . pull over VB intr

pull over

encostar o carro no meio-fio

pull through VB intr

pull through

recuperar-se

I . pull up VB trans inf (reprimand)

pull up

censurar repreender

II . pull up VB intr

pull up

arrancar

pull up (car)

parar

Usage examples with pull

to pull the trigger

puxar o gatilho

to pull it off

tirá-la (uma roupa)

to pull up sharp

frear bruscamente

to pull sb's leg

fazer hora com alguém

to pull one's weight inf

fazer a sua parte

to pull one's punches fig

soltar o verbo

to pull on sth

vestir a. c.

to press/pull hard

apertar/puxar com força

to pull strings fig

mexer os pauzinhos

context/pull-down menu

menu de ferramentas/acesso

to pull a fast one inf

passar a perna

to pull back from sth

cair fora de a. c.

to pull one's socks up inf

fazer um esforço

a pull on/at sth

um puxão em a. c.

to feel the pull of sth

sentir a atração de a. c.

to pull the wool over sb's eyes fig

tapar o sol com a peneira

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He also branded the cast fearless and thought they were most likely to pull the episode off compared to other television casts.

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You don't get the normal cost-push or demand-pull inflation in a de-leveraging cycle.

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The effect is to average out the alternating pull of the magnetic field and so prevent the core from buzzing at twice line frequency.

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With the rev limiter disabled, the engine was reputed to pull in excess of 7,000 rpm, even in 4th gear.

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This stretching property allows the strap to store kinetic energy, which is used to pull vehicles from a bog.

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He thought that only professionals who had the courage, skill and persistence could pull off such a thing.

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The platoon attack her, knocking over her trolley and attempting to pull off her wig.

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Since then the enterprise has been trying to pull out of the collective labour agreement and has been forced back into it by a bitter strike.

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The lack of elevator control also prevents the ability to pull back during turns to prevent altitude loss and speed increase.

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A more advanced shootout mode allows you to pull out very advanced moves on the new and improved skill stick.

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