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1 anella
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2 desfullar
v to defoliate (tech.) / to pull the leaves off / to pull the petals offdesfullar-se to drop (or lose) (its) leaves / to drop (or lose) (its) petals -
3 esfullar
v to defoliate (tech.) / to pull the leaves off / to pull the petals offesfullar-se to drop (or lose) (its) leaves / to drop (or lose) (its) petals -
4 abandonar
v1. to leave2. to abandon3. to give up4. [ESPORT] to pull out -
5 arremangar
v1. to roll up (your sleeves)2. to pull up / to hitch up (your trouser leg / skirt)1. arremangar-se to roll your sleeves up / to roll up your sleeves2. arremangar-se to knuckle down to something / to roll up your sleeves (and get on with something) -
6 arrencar
v to pull -
7 arromangar
v1. to roll up (your sleeves)2. to pull up / to hitch up (your trouser leg / skirt)1. arromangar-se to roll your sleeves up / to roll up your sleeves2. arromangar-se to knuckle down to something / to roll up your sleeves (and get on with something) -
8 calar
v1. to soak through2. to appeal1. calar-se to get soaked2. calar-se to pull down3. calar-se to stallexpr calar foc a to set fire to -
9 castanya
n1. (f) chestnut3. (f) hard knock / hard strike / car accident4. (f) unskilled personexpr treure les castanyes del foc a algú to pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire -
10 desplomar
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11 enderrocar
v1. to demolish / to knock down / to pull down2. to overthrow -
12 ensorrar
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13 exercir
v1. to exertEl Sol exerceix una forta atracció gravitatòria sobre els planetes - The Sun exerts a strong gravitational pull on the planets2. to exerciseExerceix el dret a vot tothom que pot votar? - Does everyone who is able to vote exercise the right?3. to work (as) / to practise (as)Exerceix de professor de Ciències Polítiques a la Universitat de Barcelona - She works as a politics lecturer (Br.) / professor (Am.) at the University of Barcelona4. to carry out (duties / a role) -
14 extreure
v to extract / to remove / to pull out -
15 foc
n1. (m) fireAlto el foc - Ceasefire2. (m) heatA foc lent - On a low heatexpr foc d'encenalls flash in the panexpr treure les castanyes del foc a algú to pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire -
16 ganyota
n (f) (mocking) face / grimaceFer ganyotes - To pull facesVa fer una ganyota de menyspreu - She grimaced with contempt -
17 lligar
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