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Meanings of
pull off
in English
Portuguese
atingir
Spanish
lograr
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Be successful; achieve a goal.
manage
negociate
bring off
carry off
fail
Portuguese
atingir
Portuguese
tirar
Catalan
pelar
Spanish
pelar
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Pull or pull out sharply.
pluck
tweak
pick off
Portuguese
tirar
Remove by drawing or pulling.
draw off
draw away
Usage of
pull off
in English
1
Parents these days are expected to
pull
off
a financial Mission: Impossible.
2
But could the Spirit
pull
off
that crowd 12 times a year?
3
Future lessons So could Sweden
pull
off
anything like Dagen H today?
4
For all that, the picture can't quite
pull
off
its ambitious challenge.
5
It's not 'you
pull
off
those Barbie books.' Trust me on this.
6
A breeze began to
pull
off
shore in the body of rain.
7
Actors who can probably
pull
off
quite a few regional northern accents.
8
You know what it takes to
pull
off
successful and memorable R&B?
9
But on the other hand, New Zealand
pull
off
some classic moments.
10
The boys
pull
off
its head, and lay the blame upon Kentigern.
11
Try to
pull
off
actions regularly, even if they are only small.
12
No, it's the shepherds and the owners that
pull
off
the most.
13
It's the mask that they
pull
off
;
that's not a bad idea.
14
We had to
pull
off
grass and dirt to find the inscription.
15
I told the editor we'd
pull
off
a lot of new stunts.
16
He could
pull
off
a hunting accident that would fool the world.
Other examples for "pull off"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
pull
off
pull
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
pull off
Portuguese
atingir
tirar
Spanish
lograr
pelar
sacar
pelliscar
jalar
arrancar
Catalan
pelar
arrencar
arrancar
plomar
Pull off
through the time
Pull off
across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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