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to pull off
[phrase form: pull]
01
to successfully achieve or accomplish something
Transitive: to pull off a task or achievement
Examples
Despite the challenges, they managed to pull off the event.
With limited resources, he pulled off a remarkable project.
02
to remove something, such as clothing or a covering, by pulling it away
Transitive: to pull off clothing or a covering
Examples
It was hot outside, so he pulled his jacket off.
After the performance, she eagerly pulled off the heavy costume.
03
to remove something sharply
Transitive: to pull off sth
Examples
He tried to save the paper, but it got stuck and he had to pull off the piece that was trapped.
The bandage was stuck to his skin, causing him to wince as he pulled it off.
04
to cause someone or something to retreat from a situation or position
Transitive: to pull off sb
Examples
The coach decided to pull off the star player after he sustained an injury.
We had to pull off our team from the project due to a lack of resources.
05
to move a vehicle to the side or off the main road, often into a designated area
Intransitive
Examples
Seeing the emergency lights behind him, he pulled off immediately.
While driving through the mountains, they pulled off to enjoy the scenic view.
06
to successfully wear or present something, such as an outfit or a style
Transitive: to pull off an outfit or a style
Examples
She really pulled off that vintage dress at the party.
He pulls off the casual look effortlessly.
