PULL


Meaning of PULL in English

I. verb

1.

Synonyms: extract 1, evulse, tear, yank

2.

to cause to move toward or after an applied force

pull a trunk across the floor

Synonyms: drag, draw, haul, lug, tow, tug

Related Word: strain; heave; jerk, wrench, yank; drive, impel, push, shove

3.

Synonyms: strain 2

4.

Synonyms: row , oar, paddle

Idioms: pull on the oar ( or oars)

5.

Synonyms: commit 2, perpetrate

Idioms: ||go and do

6.

Synonyms: don 2, assume, put on, strike, take on

7.

Synonyms: get 1, chalk up, gain, have, land, obtain, pick up, procure, secure, win

II. noun

1.

Synonyms: draw 1, drag, puff

2.

the power or ability to secure special favor or partiality

had lots of pull with the government

Synonyms: clout, ||drag, in, influence; compare influence 1

Related Word: persuasion; wire-pulling

Idioms: backstairs influence

3.

Synonyms: attraction 1, allurement, appeal, attractiveness, call, draw, drawing power, lure, seduction

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