pull

/pˈʊl/

/ˈpʊɫ/

to pull

MAIN VERB

tirar

to use our hands to move something or someone toward us or in the direction that our hands are moving

sinónimos : draw

antónimos : push

desgarrarse

to damage a muscle or its attaching tendons, particularly during a workout session or any vigorous activity

Pull

tirón

a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments

sinónimos : twist

Ejemplos

1. Uh, I was just pulling your chain, man.

2. The caterer really pulled a rabbit out of a hat by producing 100 cupcakes with just 20 minutes' notice.

3. She pulls a face at her brother whenever he teases her.

4. She pulled her suitcase behind her as she walked through the airport.