How do you pronounce 'Pull' and 'tirar'?

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What is an example sentence for Pull in Spanish?

English: "She had to pull the heavy box across the floor." | Spanish: "Ella tuvo que tirar de la pesada caja por el suelo."

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pull Meaning in Spanish (pull significado en español)

Q: What is 'tirar' called in English?

'tirar' in English is called "Pull". Pull refers to: Aplicar fuerza a un objeto o persona, haciendo que se mueva hacia uno mismo o en una dirección específica.

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tirar in English:pull

Phonetic:ti-rar

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de pull en español es tirar, tirón. (Aplicar fuerza a un objeto o persona, haciendo que se mueva hacia uno mismo o en una dirección específica.)

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Pull visual illustration - Meaning in Spanish (tirar)

Visual representation of "pull"

Definitions of Pull

1
verb
tirar
To apply force to an object or person, causing it to move towards oneself or in a specific direction.
Aplicar fuerza a un objeto o persona, haciendo que se mueva hacia uno mismo o en una dirección específica.
2
noun
tirón
The act or an instance of pulling something, often requiring effort.
El acto o una instancia de tirar de algo, a menudo requiriendo esfuerzo.

Example Sentences

“She had to pull the heavy box across the floor.”

Ella tuvo que tirar de la pesada caja por el suelo.

“With a strong pull, he opened the stubborn drawer.”

Con un fuerte tirón, abrió el cajón rebelde.

“The car started to pull to the left.”

El coche empezó a tirar hacia la izquierda.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

jalararrastrar

In English:

drag tug haul

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

empujar

In English:

push shove

Inflected Word Forms

third person singularpulls

past tensepulled

present participlepulling

agent nounpuller

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

pull oneself togetheridiom

To regain control of one's emotions and become calm.

pull stringsidiom

To use one's influence, often secretly, to gain an advantage or favor.

pull overphrasal_verb

(Of a vehicle or its driver) to move to the side of or off the road.