Rechercher
to pull off
[phrase form: pull]
01
réussir
to successfully achieve or accomplish something
Transitive: to pull off a task or achievement
02
retirer, enlever
to remove something, such as clothing or a covering, by pulling it away
Transitive: to pull off clothing or a covering
03
retirer, décoller
to remove something sharply
Transitive: to pull off sth
04
retirer, rapporter
to cause someone or something to retreat from a situation or position
Transitive: to pull off sb
05
s'écarter, se garer
to move a vehicle to the side or off the main road, often into a designated area
Intransitive
06
réussir à porter, bien porter
to successfully wear or present something, such as an outfit or a style
Transitive: to pull off an outfit or a style
pull off
v
Exemple
Against all odds, the team pulled off a victory.
With limited resources, he pulled off a remarkable project.
Despite the challenges, they managed to pull off the event.
At the end of the play, the actors pulled off their masks.
She pulled off an impressive tube riding maneuver.
