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2022-04-27 11:04
Pull away phrase
To move someone or something away from someone or something else by pulling.
The firefighter pulled me away from my car before the fire engulfed it.
I pulled my kid away from the dog when I saw how vigorously he was touching it.
To move back or away from someone or something.
We need to glue the two pieces of cardboard again as they have already begun to pull away.
As I tried to touch the cat, it pulled away.
(Of a vehicle) To start moving ahead and away.
Only when the bus pulled away did I realize that I'd left my purse onboard.
The police required us to stop when our car started pulling away.
To become the leader in a contest by overtaking other competitors.
Despite lagging around third place for most of the race, he pulled away in the last lap and won the whole thing.
And with that goal, the home team pulls away!
1. To close a road or an opening by erecting barriers at one end or in front of it.
2. To isolate oneself to avoid undesirable interactions with people.
3. To deny listening to views, ideas, or opinions different from yours.
To withdraw completely and permanently from a relationship, circumstance, or attachment.
To have to regret, withdraw or feel foolish about what they have said.
Use to describe the act of keeping one's position against attack or opposition.
The verb "pull" must be conjugated according to its tense.
Meaning 1 and 2 dates from the mid 1900s.
Do you see anything wrong?
Said when one is looking back on something enjoyable or worthwhile in the moment that it was happening even though it was impermanent
The party came to an end, but it was fun while it lasted.
