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боеголовок
ciągnąć
I. pull [pʊl] VB trans
1. pull (move forcefully):
pull
ciągnąć [perf po-]
pull curtains
zaciągać [perf zaciągnąć]
podciągać [perf podciągnąć] się
2. pull (remove):
pull
wyciągać [perf wyciągnąć]
pull tooth, weeds
wyrywać [perf wyrwać]
to pull sth away from sth
odciągać [perf odciągnąć] coś od czegoś
3. pull (put on):
naciągać [perf naciągnąć] skarpetki
4. pull (take off):
5. pull (strain):
pull
naciągać [perf naciągnąć]
6. pull (attract):
pull
przyciągać [perf przyciągnąć]
7. pull (take out):
pull
wyciągać [perf wyciągnąć]
8. pull Brit inf sexual partner:
pull
zarywać [perf zarwać]
9. pull esp Brit beer:
pull
10. pull esp AM inf (do something illegal):
to pull a bank job
obrabiać [perf obrobić] bank
Phrases:
to pull a face
robić [perf z-] minę
to pull a fast one inf
robić [perf z-] kogoś w konia
to pull sb's leg inf
nabierać [perf nabrać] kogoś
not to pull one's punches inf
to pull [the] strings
przykładać [perf przyłożyć] się do pracy
II. pull [pʊl] VB intr
1. pull (move):
pull
ciągnąć [perf po-]
pull car
to pull to the left
to pull to the left (turn)
zjeżdżać [perf zjechać]
2. pull inf (attract partner):
pull
3. pull boat, oarsman:
pull
płynąć [perf po-]
III. pull [pʊl] N
1. pull (act of pulling):
pull
to give sth a [good] pull
ciągnąć [perf po-] coś [mocno]
2. pull (force):
pull
3. pull no pl inf (influence):
pull
4. pull (handle):
pull
5. pull (rope):
bell-pull
6. pull (breath in):
zaciągać [perf zaciągnąć] się papierosem
7. pull (drink):
8. pull (movement of oar):
pull
OpenDict entry
pull
pull ahead VB intr
to pull ahead of sb/sth
wysuwać [perf wysunąć] się przed kogoś/coś
pull apart VB trans
pull apart
rozdzielać [perf rozdzielić]
pull away VB intr
1. pull away vehicle:
pull away
odjeżdżać [perf odjechać]
2. pull away person:
pull away
odsuwać [perf odsunąć] się
pull back VB intr
pull back
wycofywać [perf wycofać] się
pull down VB trans
1. pull down building:
pull down
burzyć [perf z-]
pull down
rozbierać [perf rozebrać]
2. pull down AM:
to pull sb down
osłabiać [perf osłabić] kogoś
I. pull in VB intr
1. pull in (arrive):
pull in
wjeżdżać [perf wjechać] na stację
2. pull in (stop):
pull in
zatrzymywać [perf zatrzymać] się
pull in
zjeżdżać [perf zjechać] na pobocze
3. pull in (after overtaking):
pull in
powracać [perf powrócić] na swój pas ruchu
II. pull in VB trans
1. pull in (attract):
pull in
przyciągać [perf przyciągnąć]
2. pull in inf (take):
pull in
zgarniać [perf zgarnąć]
pull off VB trans
1. pull off inf (succeed):
pull off
pull off
2. pull off (leave):
to pull off the road
zjeżdżać [perf zjechać] z drogi
I. pull out VB intr
1. pull out (move out to overtake):
pull out
zmieniać [perf zmienić] pas ruchu
2. pull out (drive onto road):
pull out
wjeżdżać [perf wjechać]
pull out
wyjeżdżać [perf wyjechać]
3. pull out (leave):
pull out
odjeżdżać [perf odjechać]
4. pull out (move back):
pull out
wycofywać [perf wycofać]
II. pull out VB trans
pull out
wycofywać [perf wycofać]
pull over VB trans, intr
pull over
zatrzymywać [perf zatrzymać] [się] na poboczu
Present
Ipull
youpull
he/she/itpulls
wepull
youpull
theypull
Past
Ipulled
youpulled
he/she/itpulled
wepulled
youpulled
theypulled
Present Perfect
Ihavepulled
youhavepulled
he/she/ithaspulled
wehavepulled
youhavepulled
theyhavepulled
Past Perfect
Ihadpulled
youhadpulled
he/she/ithadpulled
wehadpulled
youhadpulled
theyhadpulled
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
podciągać [perf podciągnąć] się
to pull sb through
stawiać [perf postawić] kogoś na nogi
to pull a face
robić [perf z-] minę
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The holdup is prevented by a guard who orders the train to pull away.
en.wikipedia.org
No, you pull away like a vicar leaving the jumble sale with a load of delicate scones in the boot.
www.independent.co.uk
She continued to pull away, but not emphatically.
en.wikipedia.org
It takes a lifetime of training and dedication to pull off the simplest of parlor tricks.
en.wikipedia.org
The film became the most difficult feat the director ever tried to pull off.
en.wikipedia.org