pull-off

Speech parts

1. pull-off - Noun

2. pull-off - Adjective

3. pull-off - Verb

designated paved area beside a main road where cars can stop temporarily

be successful; achieve a goal

remove by drawing or pulling

pull or pull out sharply

cause to withdraw

Source: WordNet

pull off

manage pluck tweak rest area carry off bring off negociate lay-by rest stop layby nick peel effect close complete

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give chain join link secure bomb

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area take win remove draw pull

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She succeeded in persuading us all Source: Internet

I managed to carry the box upstairs Source: Internet

She pulled it off, even though we never thought her capable of it Source: Internet

The pianist negociated the difficult runs Source: Internet

She placed the tray down and drew off the cloth Source: Internet

draw away the cloth that is covering the cheese Source: Internet