pull down

Speech parts

1. pull down - Noun

2. pull down - Adjective

3. pull down - Verb

Meaning

cause to come or go down

tear down so as to make flat with the ground

Alternative names

pull-down

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Examples

The policeman downed the heavily armed suspect Source: Internet

The mugger knocked down the old lady after she refused to hand over her wallet Source: Internet

The building was levelled Source: Internet

Another solution is to steady the weapon in some fashion, either by outfitting it with a shoulder stock, using a shoulder strap to pull down on the front of the barrel, or resting the weapon against a hard surface which can be used as a bracing point. Source: Internet

And he finally has the leisure to reach for his long-neglected bookshelf, pull down The Untethered Soul or Becoming, and find a corner to read. Source: Internet

And it came with a terrible wind, blowing as if looking for things to pull down. Source: Internet

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