English to Latin Meaning of pull - trahere

Pull :

trahere

noun

trahere, tensio, tractus, lineamentum, sorbendum praebe, capturam, fascinatio, magnetismus, beneficium, commodum, favent, Longe, favilla stuppae currus, polus, in palmite gemmae, rapiunt, trahitis, nervorum distentione consumitur, angustiam dolorificam, impressionem, marcam, difficile ascendunt

verb

trahere, porto, extendam enim manum, evellere, inrumpere, exterminarent, DUCO, vellunt, destruam, H truditur, RAPTO, trahitis, in trahere, rapiunt, floruerunt, carpere, elige off, colligunt de, CARPO, tenuistis, carpe, capturam, prement,, angustiam dolorificam, favilla stuppae, trahentium, ducere in, armum separationis, ut glebam prono, proten, impetu, evellam, curuli depelleret, perdere, delens, acri carpere, subtraxerim utilium, et interficiam, trahendam, pervenire, longi fient

Pull :: destruamPulled :: trahiPuller :: PullerPullers :: cavatores,Pulling :: tractusPulls :: eductus

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Definitions of pull in English

Noun(1) the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you(2) the force used in pulling(3) special advantage or influence(4) a device used for pulling something(5) a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments(6) a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke(7) a sustained effort
Verb(1) cause to move by pulling(2) direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes(3) move into a certain direction(4) apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion(5) perform an act, usually with a negative connotation(6) bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover(7) steer into a certain direction(8) strain abnormally(9) cause to move in a certain direction by exerting a force upon, either physically or in an abstract sense(10) operate when rowing a boat(11) rein in to keep from winning a race(12) tear or be torn violently(13) hit in the direction that the player is facing when carrying through the swing(14) strip of feathers(15) remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense(16) take sides with; align oneself with; show strong sympathy for

Examples of pull in English

(1) Then its own ion engine will take it, gradually, into bigger and bigger orbits, until the gravitational pull of the Moon takes over.(2) he took a pull on his cheroot(3) Finish the pull with a quick rotation to clear the shoulder and arm for the first recovery.(4) give the hair a quick pull, and it comes out by the roots(5) he gave me a pull up onto the wall(6) Less rain would be good in the afternoon/evening, so if anyone has any pull with the weather folks, put in a good word, would you?(7) The Avenger is a double roller bag with polyester construction and a retractable metal pull handle.(8) she tried to pull away from him(9) pull hard(10) When I said I was going to pull a player from a game tomorrow, it's not because I'm thinking he will be tired the next day.(11) pull the door to open it(12) Despite his track record Davies admits to being in awe of Doctor Zhivago, largely because the 1965 film version still exerts such a pull .(13) Up to now if you had political pull or you could pressurise those who had you shunted yourself up the priority list ahead of schools in greater need.(14) The gravitational pull of the Moon provides the twice-daily tides on Earth as Earth spins under the Moon.(15) Now we have left the gravitational pull of the Earth.(16) Made of 1800 denier polyester, it has a retractable pull handle and inline skate wheels.

Related Phrases of pull

(1) pull up ::

evellere

(2) pull over ::

super trahere

(3) pull down ::

destruam

(4) pull in ::

in trahere

(5) pull through ::

per trahere

(6) pull on ::

adtrahere

(7) pull away ::

frangerent

Related Phrases of pull

(1) pull up ::

evellere

(2) pull over ::

super trahere

(3) pull down ::

destruam

(4) pull in ::

in trahere

(5) pull through ::

per trahere

(6) pull on ::

adtrahere

(7) pull away ::

frangerent

Synonyms

Noun

1. tug ::

trahitis

2. attraction ::

attraction

3. influence ::

potentiam

4. wrench ::

clavis

6. drag ::

drag

7. clout ::

coepêre

Verb

8. tug ::

trahitis

9. extract ::

extract

10. strain ::

iactabantur

11. attract ::

attrahunt

12. draw ::

trahere

13. root for ::

radix enim

14. overstretch ::

overstretch

15. rive ::

adsidue franguntque feruntque

16. take out ::

eximito

17. pluck ::

vellunt

18. commit ::

committere

Antonyms

1. drive ::

coegi

2. propel ::

propellere

3. push ::

dis

Different Forms

pull, pulled, puller, pullers, pulling, pulls

Word Example from TV Shows

Did you PULL a knife on me in the night?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

And then I start to PULL it out of your mouth and say:

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 20

I would PULL this car over and kick you out

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 13

Why did you PULL this Russian paper?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 9

Pull her up!

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

Examples of pull from TV Shows

Did you PULL a knife on me in the night?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

And then I start to PULL it out of your mouth and say:

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 20

I would PULL this car over and kick you out

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 13

Why did you PULL this Russian paper?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 9

Pull her up!

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

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