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Learn the meaning of pull as a verb and a noun, with synonyms, antonyms, and idioms. See how to use pull in different contexts, such as moving, removing, attracting, injuring, and more.
pull n: figurative (emotional: lure) llamado nm : llamada nf : The pull of the beach finally made him move to California. El llamado de la playa finalmente hizo que él se mudara a California. pull⇒ vi (tug, haul) tirar⇒ vi : jalar⇒, halar⇒ vi : Don't stop pulling, even if you get tired. No dejes de tirar aunque te canses. pull vi (row ...
traducir PULL: arrastrar, tirar de, tirar de, arrastrar, acercar, tirar de, quitar, tirar de, arrastrar, correr…. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
to move something towards yourself, sometimes with great physical effort: Could you help me move this bookcase over there? You pull and I'll push. He pulled the chair away from the desk. He pulled the heavy box across the floor to the door. [ + obj + adj ] He pulled the door open. The car was pulling a caravan.
1. tirar (to make something move) Pull as hard as you can. Tira con todas tus fuerzas. 2. tirar de (to tug at something) She pulled my hair. Me tiró del pelo. He pulled the trigger. Apretó el gatillo. I pulled a muscle when I was training. Me desgarré un músculo mientras entrenaba. You’re pulling my leg! ¡Me estás tomando el pelo!
1. (sacudida) a. el jalón. (Latinoamérica) The kid gave her little brothers's hair a pull. La niña le dio un jalón al pelo de su hermano. b. el tirón. (España) I had to give the drawer a pull because it was stuck.Tuve que darle un tirón al cajón porque estaba atascado. c. el golpe.
pull - Traduccion ingles de diccionario ingles. Principal Translations: Spanish: English: pull nm: voz inglesa; coloquial (suéter, jersey): sweater, pullover n (UK)jumper n: En invierno, Carla siempre usa su «pull» de lana.
