1.b> (), , ; ..i>; you push and I'll pull , / ; pull hard / ; I pulled on the rope to make sure that it was secure , ; stop pulling her hair! ; I felt someone pull at my sleeve , ; don't pull the trigger! ! pull your chair nearer the table ; to pull the plug out i> ;
2.b> i> (), ; , ; to pull one's hat over one's eyes ; he pulled on his sweater ; he pulled his trousers up ;
3.b> (), ; the horse was pulling the cart slowly - ; he pulled me into the room ;
4.b> (; ) / ( i>); to pull back one's hand / ;
5.b> (), ; to pull a cork ; to pull a tooth ;
6.b> 1) (); , i> / ; to pull ashore ;
2) (i>) i>; our boat pulls four oars ;
II
1.b> i> / i> () .i> / i>; I think I pulled a muscle in my right arm , ;
2.b> .i> , . i> () / ; he pulled a gun on me ;
3.b> i> () i> ;
4.b> .i> 1) (), i> ; i> ; advertisement that pulls custom , ; the clearance sale is pulling well ;
2) i> (); i> ; he pulled more votes than his running mate , ;
3) (); ..i> ; he nearly always pulls for the weak ;
to pull apartb> 1) i> ();
2) (), ;
3) ();
to pull atb> 1) i> ; stop pulling at my sleeve ;
2) i> (), ;
to pull awayb> 1) () . i>; the bus pulled away ;
2) / ;
3) .i> () .i>;
to pull backb> 1) .i> (), ( i>); we were forced to pull back , ;
2) , .i> (); , ( , .i>);
to pullb> downb> 1) (), ;
2) (), (i>);
to pullb> inb> (to smth.)b> 1) () / ( i>);
2) () / i>; they pulled in at the side of the road ;
to pullb> offb> 1) (), ; ; to pull off one's boots ; to pull off one's coat ; the label was pulled off the box ; to pull off one's hat , ;
2) .i> / i> (); ; the task was difficult but we pulled it off , ; to pull off a business deal / ;
3) i> (), ; the boat pulled off from the shore / ; the car pulled off ;
to pullb> onb> 1) i> (); I pulled on my jeans ; to pull on one's stockings [one's gloves] [] ;
2) i> (), ;
to pullb> outb> 1) (); ; he pulled the drowning child out of the water , ;
2) (), ; to pull out a gun / ;
3) () i>;
4) i> (); i> ; he was forced to pull out of the championship because of an injury ; we've pulled out of the deal , ;
5) .i> i> (); ( , i>.); the enemy is pulling out i> / ;
6) .i> i> (), (, i>); they are pulling their troops out of the war zone ;
7) .i> ();
8) .i> i> ();
9) i> () i> ( ; i>); a car suddenly pulled out in front of me ;
to pullb> overb> 1) () i> ( / i>); we pulled over to watch the sunset , ;
2) / ( )i> () i>;
to pullb> throughb> 1) i> (), ( ,i> .i> i>); the doctors think she will pull through / ; to pull through one's illness , ; ;
2) i> ();
3) / i> () / ;
4) i> ()i> () / ;
to pullb> togetherb> 1) (); / / ; ; this family always pulls together ;
2) : to pull oneself together (), , ; ; pull yourself together! ! !
to pullb> upb> (; ) i>; he pulled up at the traffic lights i> ;
tob> pull faces / a face / (atb> smb.)b> / , ; to pull smb.'s legb> .i> leg Ir> ; to pull out all the stopsb> .i> i> / ; to pull one's punchesb> (i>. i>) .i> ) / ; ) ; ; I am not going to pull any punches with you ; to pull strings (for smb.)b> .i> .i> to pull wiresb> ; i> ( i>); to pull one's weightb> .
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