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to pull ahead
[phrase form: pull]
01
prendere il vantaggio
to have some kind of advantage over one's opponent in terms of points, especially in competitions or races
02
sorpassare
to move in front of someone or something that was previously at the same pace or position as one
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Just before halftime, the home team pulled ahead with a three-point lead.
The startup faced financial hurdles initially, but strategic investments helped them pull ahead in the market.
Despite a rough start, the candidate pulled ahead in the polls as election day neared.
After trailing for hours, he played a strategic move and pulled ahead in the chess game.
Despite a slow start, the student's consistent effort allowed them to pull ahead and excel in the final exams.
