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1 we've pulled it off!
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2 pull off
slagen; naar kant van weg gaanpull offII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:we've pulled it off! • het is ons gelukt! -
3 pull
n. trekken; invloed; aankomst; lezen (in druk); handvat (om te trekken)--------v. trekken; slepen; eruit trekken; aanspannen; scheurenpull1[ poel]4 (trek)knop ⇒ trekker, handvat♦voorbeelden:a long pull across the hills • een hele klim over de heuvels♦voorbeelden:2 have a pull on someone • invloed/macht over iemand hebben♦voorbeelden:————————pull21 trekken ⇒ getrokken worden, plukken, rukken4 bewegen♦voorbeelden:this table pulls apart easily • deze tafel gaat gemakkelijk uit elkaarpull at/on a pipe • aan een pijp trekken3 the bus pulled away • de bus reed weg/trok opthe car pulled ahead of us • de auto ging voor ons rijdenthe car pulled alongside ours • de auto kwam naast de onze rijden, de auto stopte naast de onzepull for the shore • naar de kust varenthe train pulled into Bristol • de trein liep Bristol binnen→ pull back pull back/, pull in pull in/, pull off pull off/, pull out pull out/, pull over pull over/, pull round pull round/, pull through pull through/, pull together pull together/, pull up pull up/II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 trekken (aan) ⇒ (uit)rukken, naar zich toetrekken; uit de grond trekken; tappen; zich verzekeren van, (eruit) halen♦voorbeelden:pull a chair up to the table • een stoel bijschuiven (aan tafel)pull customers • klandizie trekkenhe pulled a gun on her • hij richtte een geweer op haarpull a tooth • een kies trekkenpull votes • stemmen trekken/winnenhe pulled on his shirt • hij trok zijn overhemd aanthe current pulled him under • de stroming sleurde hem mee2 what's this man trying to pull? • wat probeert deze man me te leveren?→ pull back pull back/, pull down pull down/, pull in pull in/, pull off pull off/, pull out pull out/, pull over pull over/, pull round pull round/, pull through pull through/, pull together pull together/, pull up pull up/
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