| ترجمات رئيسية |
| pull | vtr | (draw toward oneself) | يشدّ، يسحب |
| He pulled the computer towards himself. |
| شدَّ (or سحبَ ) الكمبيوتر إلى عنده |
| pull | vtr | (tug at) | يسحب |
| The girl pulled on her father's coat. |
| الفتاة سحبت معطف والدها |
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| ترجمات إضافية |
| pull | n | (a tug) | سحبة |
| His strong pull finally got the rope to release. |
| pull | n | figurative (mental) | جاذبية |
| The pull of the beach finally made him move to California. |
| pull | vi | (tug, haul) | يسحب/يجر |
| Don't stop pulling, even if you get tired. |
| لا تتوقف عن السحب حتو ولو تعبت |
| pull | vi | (inhale) | يستنشق |
| Finally reaching the surface of the lake, she pulled in a deep breath. |
| pull | vi | (row) | يجدّف(في قارب) |
| Keep pulling! We need to get to shore in fifteen minutes. |
| pull | vi | figurative (advertisement: be effective) | تأثير |
| That advertisement was very effective. It had a lot of pull. |
| pull | vtr | (extract) | يستخرج |
| The secretary pulled the file from the cabinet. |
| استخرجت السكرتيرة الملف من الخزانة. |
| pull | vtr | (squeeze) | يضغط |
| Pull the trigger gently and firmly. |
| pull | vtr | slang (do) | يمارس |
| Don't pull any silly tricks at dinner. |
| pull | vtr | (row with oars) | يجدّف(في قارب) |
| She pulled the oars as hard as she could in an attempt to win the race. |
| pull | vtr | (stretch) | يمدد |
| Please don't pull on that sweater, you will ruin it. |
| pull | vtr | colloquial (take out) | يشهر السلاح |
| The policeman pulled a gun on the robber. |
| أشهر الشرطي سلاحه ضد السارق |
| pull | vtr | colloquial (remove) | يزيل |
| The manager pulled the sick man from the production line. |
| pull | vtr | (printing: take a sample) | ينسخ |
| The printer pulled a proof of the new plate. |
| pull | vtr | (strain a muscle) | يشد عضلياً |
| He pulled his leg muscle and had to stop playing in the game. |
| Report an error |
| صيغ مركبة |
| pull apart | vtr | literal (disassemble, take to pieces) | يفكّك، يحل |
| When she saw that her inquisitive son had pulled apart the stereo, she scolded him. |
| pull apart | vtr | figurative (criticize harshly) | ينتقد بشدة |
| The following speaker pulled my theory apart. |
| pull aside | vtr | (sb: take to one side) | يسحب جانباً |
| The teacher quietly pulled the student aside after class to discuss her inappropriate behavior. |
| pull aside | vtr | (curtains, covering: move to one side) | يسحب الستارة |
| The elderly woman pulled the curtains aside to peer out the window. |
| pull away | vtr | (retreat, remove oneself) | يتراجع |
| As she grew older and more mature, she began to pull away from her old friends. |
| pull away | vtr | (vehicle: move out) | ينطلق بالسيارة بعد الوقوف |
| After he received his food, the driver pulled away from the drive-through window. |
| pull away | v | (move ahead of the rest) | يسبق |
| The sprinter pulled away from the rest of the runners. |
| pull back | vtr | (draw: curtain, cover) | يسحب، يسدل |
| pull down | vtr | (draw downwards) | يحطم، يدمر |
| I always pull down the shades at night. |
| pull for | vtr | (favour, support) | يحابي، يدعم |
| You can win! We're all pulling for you. |
| pull in | vi | (vehicle: stop, park) | يوقف المركبة |
| When her dad's car pulled in driveway, she ran out to greet him. |
| pull into | vtr | (park one's vehicle beside) | يصف السيارة |
| pull off | vtr | (take off: clothing) | يخلع الملابس |
| He pulled off his shirt. |
| pull off | vtr | informal (succeed in doing sth) | ينجح، ينجز |
| The spy was able to pull off his mission with none the wiser. |
| He surprised me - I didn't think he could pull it off. |
| pull off | vi | (vehicle: turn off road) | يأخذ طريقا جانبياً |
| We should pull off at the restaurant ahead. |
| pull off | vtr | (drag off sb, sth) | يجر، يسحب شخصاً |
| I'm going to pull this tree off the road. |
| He surprised me - I didn't think he could pull it off. |
| pull on | vtr | (put on: clothing) | يلبس، يرتدي |
| The sleepy child slowly pulled on his shoes before leaving the house in the morning. |
| pull on | vtr | (tug at) | يجر، يسحب |
| pull out | vi | (vehicle: move off, move away) | يسوق السيارة بعد التوقف |
| pull out | vi | (withdraw one's involvement) | ينسحب |
| | | يرحل |
| | | ينجو من |
| The new president was forced to make a decision as to whether or not to pull out of the war. |
| pull over | vi | (move vehicle to the kerb) | يوقف المركبة بجانب الرصيف |
| When he saw the flashing lights in the rear-view mirror, he pulled over. |
| pull over | vtr | (draw sth to a place) | يجر، يحرك إلى مكان ما |
| pull sb's leg | v | figurative, informal (tease sb) | يغايظ الآخرين(مداعباً) |
| Stop pulling my leg, I know perfectly well what you're up to! |
| pull sth on sb | v | (trick, deceive sb) | يخدع، يحتال |
| pull the strings | v | figurative (be in control) | يمسك بزمام الأمور |
| Everything seemed so well orchestrated that it was hard to believe no one was pulling the strings. |
| pull through | vi | (survive, recover from) | يشفى، يتعافى |
| | | يجتاز |
| After her terrible accident, we weren't sure if she would pull through, but she did, thank God! |
| Somehow the people of Haiti will pull through in spite of the catastrophic earthquake. |
| pull to pieces | vtr | literal (take or tear apart) | يمزّق إرباً إرباً |
| pull to pieces | vtr | figurative (criticize, discredit: idea) | ينتقد بقسوة |
| The teacher pulled my essay to pieces. |
| pull together | vi | figurative, informal (make a joint effort) | يتعاون، يبذل جهداً جماعياً |
| pull together | vtr | (assemble, gather) | يجمع |
| pull up | vi | (vehicle: come to a stop) | يوقف السيارة |
| The taxi pulled up to the curb, and the woman got out. |
| pull up | vtr | informal (reprimand, criticize) | يوبّخ |
| pull yourself together | interj | informal (regain your composure) | يستعيد اتزانه ورباطة جأشه |
| Stop crying and pull yourself together. |
| Report an error |