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Phrasal verbs · by verb
pull
16
Verbs
PULL
PULL
AHEAD
Pull ahead
Overtake, move in front
PULL
APART
Pull apart
Destroy an argument, theory, etc
PULL
AWAY
Pull away
When a vehicle moves from a place
PULL
BACK
Pull back
Score a goal or point when losing
PULL
DOWN
Pull down
Demolish
PULL
FOR
Pull for
Support
PULL
IN
Pull in
When a train arrives at a station
PULL
OFF
Pull off
Manage to do something difficult or tricky
PULL
ON
Pull on
Put clothes on
PULL
OUT
Pull out
Start moving (train)
PULL
OVER
Pull over
Stop by the side of the road
PULL
THROUGH
Pull through
Recover from and illness or problem
PULL
TO
Pull to
Close a door or window that has been left open
PULL
TOGETHER
Pull together
Work together as a team
PULL
UP
Pull up
Slow and stop a car
PULL
YOURSELF TOGETHER
Pull yourself together
Become calm or regain control of your emotions
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