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21 ■ pull around
■ pull around► pull about. -
22 ■ pull away
■ pull awayA v. t. + avv.1 tirare via; scostare; allontanare2 staccare, separare (q. da q. altro)B v. i. + avv.3 continuare a remare □ (autom.) to pull away from a parking space, uscire da un posto di parcheggio. -
23 ■ pull in
■ pull inA v. i. + avv.B v. t. + avv.7 (fam.) portare dentro; arrestare; fermare9 (ipp.) trattenere ( un cavallo) perché non vinca □ (fig.) to pull in one's belt, tirare la cinghia. -
24 ■ pull on
■ pull onv. t. + avv. -
25 pull tab
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26 ■ pull together
■ pull togetherA v. i. + avv.2 lavorare d'amore e d'accordo; collaborare; unire gli sforzi; remare insieme (fig.)B v. t. + avv.rimettere in sesto; riorganizzare ( una squadra, ecc.); rimettere insieme (fam.) □ to pull oneself together, tirarsi su (fig.); riprendersi; ( sport, ecc.) concentrarsi. -
27 pull-on
pull-on /ˈpʊlɒn/A a.( d'indumento) senza allacciatura: pull-on trousers, pantaloni senza allacciatura ( con elastico in vita)B n.indumento senza allacciatura. -
28 ■ pull about
■ pull aboutv. t. + avv.bistrattare; maltrattare. -
29 ■ pull along
■ pull alongv. t. + avv.tirare; trascinare; tirarsi dietro. -
30 ■ pull alongside
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31 ■ pull apart
■ pull apartA v. t. + avv.1 staccare; fare a pezzi3 (fam.) fare a pezzi, demolire (fig.); criticare aspramente: He was pulled apart by the critics, i critici lo hanno fatto a pezziB v. i. + avv.2 smontarsi. -
32 ■ pull aside
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33 pull cable
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34 pull cord
pull cord /ˈpʊlkɔ:d/loc. n.corda, filo, ecc., da tirare (per azionare qc.); interruttore a cordino. -
35 ■ pull for
■ pull forv. i. + prep.1 (fam.) tenere per, fare il tifo per (q.) -
36 ■ pull over
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37 pull rope
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38 ■ pull round
■ pull roundA v. t. + avv.B v. i. + avv.(fam.) riprendere i sensi; rinvenire; tornare in sé. -
39 ■ pull through
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40 ■ pull under
■ pull underv. t. + avv. (o prep.)tirare giù (o sotto): He was pulled under by the current, la corrente (del fiume) lo ha inghiottito.
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