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البِرْمِيل
Zug

in the PONS Dictionary

I. pull [pʊl] N

1. pull (tug):

pull
Zug m <-(e)s, Züge>
pull
Ziehen nt <-s>

2. pull no pl (force):

pull
Zugkraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
pull of the earth, moon
Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
pull of the water
Sog m <-(e)s, -e>

3. pull:

pull (on a cigarette)
Zug m <-(e)s, Züge>
pull (on a bottle)
Schluck m <-(e)s, -e>
to take a pull on [or at] a cigarette
to take a pull on [or at] a bottle

4. pull (attraction):

pull of an event, a thing
Anziehung f <-, -en>
pull of an event, a thing
Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
pull of a person
Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl

5. pull no pl inf (influence):

pull
Einfluss m <-es, -flüs·se>

6. pull (handle):

pull
bell pull
curtain pull
door pull
Türgriff m <-(e)s, -e>

7. pull no pl (effort):

pull
Anstrengung f <-, -en>

8. pull Brit, Aus sl (seek partner):

to be on the pull (for a woman)
to be on the pull (for a man)

9. pull MED:

pull
Zerrung f <-, -en>

10. pull TYPO:

pull
Abzug m <-(e)s, -züge>

11. pull SPORTS:

pull (in baseball, golf)
Pull m spec
pull (in cricket)

II. pull [pʊl] VB trans

1. pull (draw):

to pull sth/sb
etw/jdn ziehen
to pull a door shut
to pull a lever/rope

2. pull (put on):

to pull sth over one's head clothes
sich dat etw über den Kopf ziehen [o. inf überziehen]

3. pull MED (strain):

4. pull inf (take out):

to pull a gun/knife
to pull a gun/knife on sb
to pull a tooth

5. pull (move):

6. pull (attract):

to pull a crowd

7. pull Brit, Aus sl (attract sexually):

to pull sb
jdn aufreißen sl

8. pull (involve):

to pull sb into sth
jdn in etw acc hineinziehen

9. pull (help through):

to pull sb through sth
jdn durch etw acc durchbringen

10. pull inf (cancel):

to pull an event

11. pull Brit (draw beer):

to pull [sb/oneself] a pint Brit

12. pull Am (withdraw):

to pull a player SPORTS
to pull a horse

13. pull (in baseball, golf):

to pull sth
etw verpatzen [o. inf vermasseln]
to pull a shot

14. pull (in cricket):

to pull the ball

15. pull COMPUT:

to pull data

Phrases:

to pull sth out of the bag [or hat]
to pull the carpet [or rug] from under sb
to pull a face [at sb]
to pull a fast one sl
to pull sb's leg inf
pull the other leg [or one] [it's got bells on] Brit inf
to pull the plug inf
to pull one's punches inf
to pull [all] the stops out
to pull strings
to pull a trick on sb
to pull one's weight inf
to pull one's weight inf

III. pull [pʊl] VB intr

1. pull (draw):

to pull [at sth]
[an etw dat] ziehen
“Pull”
Ziehen
to pull at [or on] a cigar/cigarette

2. pull (work hard):

pull engine
pull engine

3. pull (drive):

to pull into sth
to pull off a road

4. pull (move):

pull
ziehen <zog, gezogen>

5. pull Brit sl (attract sexually):

pull
jdn aufreißen sl

6. pull inf (support):

to pull for sb

7. pull NAUT:

pull
pullen spec
pull
to pull at the oars

8. pull:

pull (in baseball, golf)
einen Pull ausführen spec
pull (in cricket)

9. pull SPORTS (in American football):

pull

pull apart VB trans

1. pull apart (break):

to pull apart sth

2. pull apart (separate):

to pull apart sb/sth

3. pull apart (criticize):

to pull apart a book/play

pull ahead VB intr

1. pull ahead (overtake):

to pull ahead of sb
to pull ahead of sb

2. pull ahead SPORTS:

pull ahead
pull ahead

3. pull ahead (make a career):

pull ahead

ˈleg-pull N inf

leg-pull
Fopperei f <-, -en>

ˈbell-pull N

bell-pull

gravi·ta·tion·al ˈpull N no pl

Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl

I. pull together VB trans

1. pull together (regain composure):

2. pull together (organize):

to pull sth together
etw auf die Beine stellen inf fig

3. pull together (coordinate):

to pull together sth fig colour scheme, outfit
to pull together sth fig colour scheme, outfit

II. pull together VB intr

I. pull up VB trans

1. pull up (raise):

to pull up sth
to pull up blinds
to pull up blinds
to pull up a chair

2. pull up inf (reprimand):

to pull sb up

3. pull up ELEC:

to pull up a line

Phrases:

to pull one's socks up inf

II. pull up VB intr

pull up vehicle:

pull up

I. pull through VB intr (survive)

pull through

II. pull through VB trans

to pull sb/sth through [sth]
jdn/etw [durch etw acc] durchbringen

ˈpull-up N

1. pull-up (exercise):

pull-up
Klimmzug m <-(e)s, -züge>

2. pull-up Brit (service area):

pull-up
Raststätte f <-, -n>

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

English
English
German
German

pull N MKTG

Pull m

demand-pull inflation N MKT COMPET

German
German
English
English
pull

Klett Geography Glossary

push and pull factor N

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)

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These people pull together experience from a whole range of professional positions to make the event happen.
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Ultimately, they pull together to assemble a functional camp.
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One will need the other and both will pull together.
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In 1911 the young couple was able to pull together some tuition money.
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It gives me hope that from the grief and sadness we can pull together and live life again.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)

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In the video, the flexible lens is adjusted as the anchors pull on it.
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www.pr.uni-freiburg.de
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Im Video wird die flexible Linse durch den Zug auf die Anker verstellt.
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One pull on the cable is enough to separate the connection.
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www.odu.de
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Ein Zug am Kabel genügt, um die Verbindung zu lösen.
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The trial participants had the corresponding age ( 18 to 55 years ), the phototype ( Fitzpatrick I-IV ), hair resistance against pulling ( minimum of 18 hairs ) and the Hamilton-Norwood type ( II-IV ) and were selected according to the study inclusion and exclusion criteria.
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www.alpecin.de
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Die Studienteilnehmer wiesen das entsprechende Alter ( 18-55 Jahre ), den Phototypus ( Fitzpatrick I-IV ), den Haarwiderstand gegen Zug ( Minimum 18 Haare ) und den Hamilton-Norwood-Typus ( II-IV ) auf und wurden entsprechend der Studieneinschluss- bzw. Ausschlusskriterien ausgewählt.
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Mechanical wounds are caused by mechanical impact such as pressure, impact or pulling, for example:
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www.ocg-kl.de
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Mechanische Wunden sind bedingt durch mechanische Gewalteinwirkung wie Druck, Schlag oder Zug z.B.:
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Doors open in response to a light pull on the door s outermost edge.
www.hettich.com
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Dabei sind die Türen durch einen leichten Zug an der Außenkante der Türen zu öffnen.