The idiom "pull out all the stops" originated from pipe organs, where stops are controls that activate different sets of pipes to produce different sounds. The phrase is mainly used to emphasize the idea of using maximum energy, creativity, and determination, often in the face of a challenging or important endeavor.

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to [pull] out all the stops

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Definición y significado de "pull out all the stops"en inglés

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