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EnglishGerman
to pull oneself up sich [Akk.] zusammenreißen [ugs.]
to pull oneself up sich hochziehen
to pull oneself up by one's (own) bootstraps [coll.] [idiom]sich am eigenen Schopf / Schopfe aus dem Sumpf ziehen [Redewendung]
to pull oneself up by one's (own) bootstraps [idiom] sich [Dat.] selbst aus der Patsche helfen [ugs.] [Idiom]
to pull oneself up (from sth.)sich [Akk.] (von etw. [Dat.]) aufraffen [sich mühselig erheben]
to pull oneself up on sth. sich [Akk.] an etw. [Dat.] hochziehen
to pull open auseinander ziehen [alt]
to pull openauseinanderziehen
to pull out [coll.] einen Rückzieher machen [salopp] [Coitus interruptus]
to pull out [to depart: of a train]hinausdampfen [Zug]
to pull out [to depart]abfahren [Zug]
to pull out [to extend outwards] herausklappen [ugs.]
to pull out [to extend] ausfahren [Leiter, Antenne]
to pull out [to extract] ausreißen [Blumen, Knöpfe, Zahn, Unkraut]
to pull out [to quit, to move out] sich herausziehen
to pull out [to quit] austreten
to pull out a tootheinen Zahn ziehen
to pull out all the stops [coll.] [fig.] [expression]alle Hebel in Bewegung setzen [fig.] [Redewendung]
to pull out all the stops [idiom] alle Register ziehen [Redewendung]
to pull out (from behind / under)hervorziehen (hinter / unter [+Dat.])
to pull out of a parking space ausparken
to pull out of sth. [e.g. of buying a firm] von etw. [Dat.] zurücktreten [z. B. von Firmenkauf]
to pull out (of sth.) [to quit] aussteigen (aus etw. [Dat.])
to pull out (of sth.) [to quit] sich [Akk.] zurückziehen (aus etw. [Dat.])
to pull out of the driveway aus der Einfahrt herausfahren
to pull out sb./sth. [withdraw]jdn./etw. abziehen [zurückrufen, zurückziehen]
to pull out sth. [e.g. a tooth] etw. [Akk.] extrahieren [z. B. einen Zahn]
to pull out the big guns [idiom]den Hammer auspacken [Redewendung]
to pull out the key den Schlüssel abziehen
to pull out the (old) chestnut that ... [coll.] [fig.]die olle Kamelle hervorkramen, dass ... [ugs.]
to pull out troopsTruppen abziehen
to pull (out) the mains plug den Netzstecker ziehen
to pull over rechts ranfahren
to pull over herüberziehen
to pull overheranfahren
to pull overan die Seite fahren
to pull over überziehen
to pull over einreißen [umreißen]
to pull rank [idiom] den Chef raushängen lassen [ugs.]
to pull rank on sb. [idiom]jdn. seinen (höheren) Rang spüren lassen.
to pull rank on sb. [idiom] jdm. deutlich machen, dass man eine höhere Stellung innehat
to pull rough stuff [Am.] [coll.] [pronounce obscenities]obszön werden
to pull rough stuff [Am.] [coll.] [resort to violence]gewalttätig werden
to pull sb. [Br.] [sl.] sich [Dat.] jdn. angeln [fig.] [ugs.] [pej.] [abschleppen]
to pull sb. [coll.] [partner, spouse] jdn. abkriegen [ugs.] [Partner, Ehepartner]
to pull sb. [sl.] jdn. abschleppen [ugs.]
to pull sb. aside [idiom] [in order to warn, tell secrets, etc.] jdn. zur Seite nehmen [Redewendung] [um zu ermahnen, Vertrauliches mitzuteilen etc.]
to pull sb. aside [idiom] [in order to warn, tell secrets, etc.]jdn. beiseitenehmen [Redewendung] [um zu ermahnen, Vertrauliches mitzuteilen etc.]
to pull sb. by his ears jdn. an den Ohren ziehen
to pull sb. by sth. [e.g. by the hair]jdn. an etw. [Dat.] zerren [z. B. an den Haaren] [ziehen]
to pull sb. by the sleeve jdn. am Ärmel zupfen
to pull sb. off (sth.) [withdraw]jdn. (von etw.) abziehen [abberufen]
to pull sb. over [police: cause a driver to the side of the road]jdn. anhalten [Polizei: jdn. in seinem Fahrzeug zum Anhalten bringen]
to pull sb. over the barrel [idiom]jdn. über den Tisch ziehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb. through jdm. durchhelfen
to pull sb. throughjdn. durchbringen
to pull sb. to pieces [idiom] kein gutes Haar an jdm. lassen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb./sth. [drag, lug]jdn./etw. zerren [z. B. auf die Straße, aus dem Bett]
to pull sb./sth. [remove, withdraw]jdn./etw. herausnehmen [wegnehmen, zurückziehen, entfernen]
to pull sb./sth. awayjdn./etw. fortziehen [wegziehen]
to pull sb./sth. away jdn./etw. wegziehen [ziehend entfernen]
to pull sb./sth. close jdn./etw. an sich [Akk.] ziehen
to pull sb./sth. off [pull away] jdn./etw. wegziehen
to pull sb./sth. out of sth. [to extract]jdn./etw. aus etw. [Dat.] ziehen [herausziehen]
to pull sb./sth. over jdn./etw. umreißen [niederreißen]
to pull sb./sth. over [esp. police action] jdn./etw. stoppen
to pull sb./sth. to pieces [criticize harshly]jdn./etw. verreißen [vernichtend kritisieren]
to pull sb./sth. to pieces [idiom] über jdn./etw. herziehen [ugs.]
to pull sb./sth. up jdn./etw. hochziehen
to pull (sb./sth.)(jdn./etw.) ziehen
to pull sb.'s butt out of the fire [Am.] [coll.] [idiom] jdm. den Arsch retten [derb] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s butt out of the fire [Am.] [coll.] [idiom] jds. Arsch retten [derb] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s chain [Am.] [coll.] [idiom]jdn. aufziehen [ugs.] [necken]
to pull sb.'s chain [coll.] [idiom] jdn. zum Besten haben / halten [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s chestnuts out of the fire [coll.] [idiom] für jdn. die Kastanien aus dem Feuer holen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s hair jdn. an den Haaren ziehen
to pull sb.'s hair an jds. Haaren ziehen
to pull sb.'s hair jdn. zöbeln [regional, bes. in Franken] [jdn. an den Haaren ziehen]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. hochnehmen [ugs.]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. vergackeiern [ugs.]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. auf die Schippe nehmen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom] jdn. aufziehen [ugs.] [hänseln]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. veralbern
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom] jdn. zum Besten haben / halten [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. auf den Arm nehmen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. veräppeln [ugs.]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. durch den Kakao ziehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom] jdn. verkohlen [ugs.]
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom] jdn. foppen
to pull sb.'s leg [coll.] [idiom]jdn. verkackeiern [ugs.]
to pull sb.'s leg [idiom] [make sb. believe sth. that is untrue]jdm. einen Bären aufbinden [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to pull sb.'s prints [take sb.'s fingerprints from an object]jds. Fingerabdrücke nehmen
to pull shit [vulg.] Scheiße abziehen [vulg.]
to pull sth.etw. [Akk.] schleppen
to pull sth. [coll.] [carry sth. out, esp. sth. deceitful or illegal] etw. durchführen [bes. eine Straftat]
to pull sth. [coll.] [perform successfully]etw. zustande bringen
to pull sth. [e.g. a heavy bag] etw. [Akk.] zurren [regional] [schleifen, ziehen]
to pull sth. [pick] etw. [Akk.] zupfen [Bart, Unkraut etc.]
to pull sth. [remove from a fixed position, extract] [tooth, weeds, etc.] etw. entfernen [ausreißen, herausziehen] [Zahn, Unkraut etc.]
to pull sth. apartetw. [Akk.] zerpflücken
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