Pull together

Definition

pull /pƱl/ v ၁။ ဆြဲသည္။ You push and I'll pull. ❍ Don't pull so hard or the handle will come off. ❍ Stop pulling her hair! ❍ I pulled at/ on the rope to see if it was secure. ❍ She pulled him gently towards her. ❍ Pull the door shut/ to. ၂။ ဆြဲ (ႏုတ္၊ ထုတ္၊ ခြၽတ္) သည္။ ႏုတ္သည္။ pull (ie extract) a tooth ❍ Pull the plug out. ❍ She reached in her pocket and pulled out a notebook. ❍ He pulled off his boots. ❍ She spent the afternoon pulling up weeds. ❍ They managed to pull the child out of the river just in time. ❍ He pulled a gun on me (ie produced it, eg from a pocket, and aimed it at me). ၃။ ဆြဲယူသည္။ ဆြဲသြားသည္။ ဆြဲမသည္။ (ဆြယ္တာအက်ႌ) စြပ္သည္။ ဆြဲခ်ည္သည္။ သိမ္းသည္။ Pull your chair nearer the table. ❍ He pulled his trousers up/ pulled up his trousers. ❍ She pulled her sweater on/ pulled on her sweater. ❍ Her hair was pulled back into a tight bun. ၄။ ဆြဲသည္။ The horse was pulling a heavy cart (along the road). ❍ The child pulled the toy train along behind her. ၅။ ႐ုပ္သည္။ ႐ုန္းထြက္သည္။ The dog snapped at her so she quickly pulled back her hand. ❍ He tried to kiss her but she pulled away. ❍ John pulled (himself) free and ran off ၆။ ႐ုပ္သည္ (သို႔) ဆြဲပိတ္သည္။ pull the blinds (back). ၇။ (အေၾကာ) တင္သြား သည္။ pull a ligament/ muscle/ tendon. ၈။ (ေမာင္းခလုတ္) ဆြဲသည္၊ ျဖဳတ္သည္။ Pull thelever to start the motor. ❍ Don't pull the trigger yet. ၉။ (ယာဥ္ကို တစ္ဖက္ဖက္သို႔) ကပ္သည္၊ ဆြဲသည္။ The wheel is pulling to the left. ❍ She pulled (the van) to the right to avoid the dog. ၁၀။ ~ sb/ sth (in) ဆြဲေဆာင္သည္။ သိမ္းသြင္းသည္။ a campaign to pull in the voters. ၁၁။ ( dated sl ) ေသြးေဆာင္သည္။ He can still pull the girls. ၁၂။ (အင္ဂ်င္စက္စသည္) (နင္းကန္) ႐ုန္းသည္။ The old car pulled hard as we drove slowly up the hill. ၁၃။ ( infml ) (လွည့္စားမႈ၊ ရာဇဝတ္မႈတစ္ရပ္) ဖန္သည္။ They pulled a bank job (ie robbed a bank). ❍ He's pulling some sort of trick. ၁၄။ (ခတ္တက္ျဖင့္) ေလွာ္သည္။ They pulled (the boat) towards the shore. ၁၅။ (ေမာင္းခလုတ္ဆြဲ၍ စည္ဘီယာ) ငွဲ႔သည္။ She works in the local pub pulling pints. n ၁။ [C] ~ (at/ on sth) ဆြဲျခင္း။ ငင္ျခင္း။ A pull on the rope will make the bell ring. ❍ I felt a pull at my sleeve and truned round. ၂။ [sing] the ~ (of sth) (က) ဆြဲငင္ အား။ The tides depend on the pull of the moon. ❍ The pull of the current carried us downstream. (ခ) ညိႇဳ႕ဓာတ္။ ဆြဲေဆာင္မႈ။ He felt the pull of the sea again. ၃။ [U] ( infml ) ဩဇာေညာင္းမႈ။ ဩဇာ။ She has a lot of pull with the board of directors. ၄။ [C] ~ (at sth) (က) ႐ိႈက္ျခင္း။ She took a long pull at her cigarette. (ခ) ေမာ့ျခင္း။ He took another pull at his beer. ၅။ [sing] ေျခတစ္ဆန္႔။ It was a long pull (up) to the top of the crag. ၆။ [C] (နာမ္ႏွင့္တြဲ၍) အဆြဲ လက္ကိုင္။ a bell-pull. See also RING-PULL ❏ pull ahead (of sb/ sth) [ PHRV ] ေက်ာ္တက္သည္။ The car behind pulled ahead (of me) as soon as the road was clear. ❏ pull at/ on sth [ PHRV ] ႐ႉ ႐ိႈက္သည္။ ဖြာ႐ိႈက္သည္။ He lit his pipe and pulled on it thoughtfully. ❏ pull away (from sth) [ PHRV ] (ယာဥ္) ထြက္ခြာသည္။ They waved as the bus pulled away. ❏ pull (sb) back [ PHRV ] ၁။ ဆုတ္ခြာသည္။ The troops were forced to pull back after the battle. ၂။ လက္ေရွာင္ သြားသည္။ Their sponsors pulled back at the last minute. ❏ pull sth down [ PHRV ] ၿဖိဳခ်သည္။ The old cinema has been pulled down. ❏ pull a fast one (on sb) [ IDM ] ( infml ) တစ္ပတ္႐ိုက္သည္။ ❏ pull sb in [ PHRV ] ( infml ) ရဲကဆြဲသည္။ ❏ pull in sth [ PHRV ] ( infml ) သဲ့ယူသလို ရေနသည္။ He's pulling in at least £50 000 a year. ❏ pull- in n ( Brit infml ) လမ္းမေဘး အစားအေသာက္ ဆိုင္။ ❏ pull in (to sth); pull into sth [ PHRV ] ၁။ (ရထား) ဆိုက္ကပ္သည္။ The train pulled in (to the station) and the passengers got off. ၂။ ( Brit ) (ယာဥ္၊ ယာဥ္ေမာင္း) (လမ္းေဘး) ကပ္၍ရပ္သည္ (သို႔) (တစ္ေနရာရာ) ဝင္ထိုးသည္။ The police car signalled to us to pull in. ❍ She pulled into a garage to check the tyres. ❏ pull sb's leg [ IDM ] ( infml ) အတည္ေပါက္ႏွင့္ ေနာက္ သည္။ Don't worry — I was only pulling your leg. ❏ pull off (sth) [ PHRV ] (ယာဥ္၊ ယာဥ္ေမာင္း) လမ္းမေဘး ေခတၱထြက္နားသည္။ pull off the motorway to fill up with petrol. ❏ pull sth off [ PHRV ] ( infml ) ခက္ခက္ခဲခဲ ကိစၥတစ္ရပ္ကို ျဖစ္ေျမာက္ေစသည္။ pull off a deal/ coup ❍ I never thought you'd pull it off. ❏ pull the other one (—it's got bells on) ( Brit infml ) [ IDM ] တျခားေနရာသြားေျပာ။ (ဒါမ်ဳိးေတာ့ အံခြေနၿပီ။ ) ❏ pull out [ PHRV ] (ယာဥ္၊ ယာဥ္ေမာင္း) လမ္းေဘးတြင္ ရိွရာမွ ခြာ၍ အလယ္ေၾကာထဲ ဝင္လာသည္။ A car suddenly pulled out in front of me. ❏ pull- out n (က) မဂၢဇင္းထဲမွ ျဖဳတ္ယူ၍ သီးျခားထားႏိုင္ ေသာ အပိုင္း။ Free with this month's issue: a special 32-page pull-out guide to health and fitness. (ခ) တပ္႐ုပ္ျခင္း။ ❏ pull out (of sth) [ PHRV ] (ရထား) ဘူတာ႐ံုမွ စတင္ ထြက္ခြာသည္။ I arrived just as the last train was pulling out. ❏ pull (sb/ sth) out (of sth) [ PHRV ] ဆြဲထုတ္သည္။ ႐ုပ္ သည္။ They are pulling their troops out of the war zone. ❍ The project became so expensive that we had to pull out. ❏ pull out all the stops [ IDM ] ( infml ) အစြမ္းကုန္ ႀကိဳးပမ္းသည္။ The airline pulled out all the stops to get him there in time. ❏ pull (sth) over [ PHRV ] (ယာဥ္) ေဘးဖယ္ေပးသည္။ လမ္းေပးသည္။ She saw the ambulance coming up behind her and pulled (her car) over. ❏ pull the plug on sb/sth [ IDM ] ( infml ) ရပ္ဆိုင္း ဖ်က္သိမ္းလိုက္သည္။ The BBC pulled the plug on the series after only five episodes. ❏ pull one's punches [ IDM ]( infml ) ေလွ်ာ့ေလွ်ာ့ေပါ့ေပါ့ ေဝဖန္ျပစ္တင္သည္။ (ျငင္းပယ္ပုဒ္ပံုစံျဖင့္ သံုးေလ့ရိွသည္။ ) He certainly didn't pull any punches when it came to telling me what he thought of my work. ❏ pull rank (on sb) [ IDM ] ရာထူး၊ အရိွန္အဝါ သံုးသည္။ ❏ pull round [ PHRV ] ( Brit infml ) နာမက်န္း ျဖစ္ေနရာမွ ျပန္လည္ က်န္းမာလာသည္။ သက္သာလာသည္။ He seems to be pulling round. ❏ pull the rug (out) from under sb's feet [ IDM ]( infml ) ေလွေျပးတုန္း တက္ကို ႐ိုက္ခ်ဳိးလိုက္သည္။ ❏ pull one's socks up [ IDM ]( Brit infml ) မိမိဘာသာ ျပဳျပင္သည္။ You'll be dropped from the team if you don't pull your socks up. ❏ pull strings(for sb); ( US )pull wires (for sb) [ IDM ] ( infml ) (တစ္စံုတစ္ဦးအတြက္) ဆိုင္ရာပိုင္ရာကို ခလုတ္ႏိွပ္သည္။ Her father pulled a few strings to get her into university. ❏ pull the strings [ IDM ] ႀကိဳးကိုင္သည္။ Most people think that our politicians run the country, but who is really pulling the strings? ❏ pull (sb) through (sth) [ PHRV ] ၁။ နာလန္ထူသည္။ နာလန္ထူႏိုင္ေအာင္ ေဖးမသည္။ She's very ill but the doctor thinks she will pull through. ❍ The love and support of his family helped to pull him through (his illness). ၂။ ေက်ာ္လႊားေပါက္ေျမာက္သည္။ I relied on my instincts to pull me through. ❏ pull together [ PHRV ] စည္းလံုးသည္။ If it is to stand any chance of winning the next election, the party must pull together. ❏ pull oneself together [ PHRV ] ဣေႁႏၵဆည္သည္။ Stop crying and pull yourself together! ❏ pull up [ PHRV ] (ယာဥ္၊ ယာဥ္ေမာင္း) ရပ္တန္႔သည္။ The driver/ car pulled up at the traffic-lights. ❏ pull-up n (usu pl ) ဘားတန္းကို ခို၍ လက္ေမာင္းအားျဖင့္ တစ္ကိုယ္လံုးဆြဲမလိုက္၊ ျပန္ခ်လိုက္ ျပဳလုပ္ရေသာ ကာယ ေလ့က်င့္ခန္း။ ❏ pull sb up [ PHRV ]( Brit infml ) ျပစ္တင္ေဝဖန္သည္။ He was pulled up by the chairman for inaccuracies in the report. ❏ pull oneself up by one's (own) bootstraps [ IDM ] ( infml ) ကိုယ့္အားကိုယ္ကိုး ႀကီးပြားလာသည္။ ❏ pull one's weight [ IDM ] ကိုယ့္တာဝန္ကို ေက်ပြန္ေအာင္ ထမ္းရြက္သည္။ We can only win if everyone in the team pulls their weight. ❏ pull the wool over sb's eyes [ IDM ]( infml ) ႏွစ္ေပါက္ တစ္ေပါက္႐ိုက္သည္။ It's no use trying to pull the wool over my eyes —I know exactly what's going on.

Examples

1. [pull something away from/out of/into etc something] : Help me pull the sofa away from the wall.
2. I climbed into bed and pulled the blankets over my head.
3. [pull at/on] : The little girl pulled gently at my sleeve.
4. [pull something open/shut] : Jane pulled the door open.
5. [pull something tight] : Don’t pull the string too tight.
6. [pull someone out of something] : A lifeguard had to pull her out of the water.
7. [pull something from something] : He pulled a suitcase from beneath the bed.
8. Two horses were pulling the plough.
9. You pull hard on this lever to start the motor.
10. She raised the gun and pulled the trigger.
11. I’m going to the dentist to get a tooth pulled.
12. [pull something up] : She was pulling up the weeds.
13. [pull off] : Wash the mushrooms and pull off the stalks.
14. [pull something up/out/back etc] : She nearly lost a shoe pulling her foot out of the hole.
15. Head aching
16. he slowly pulled himself to his feet.
17. [pull something on someone] : His attacker suddenly pulled a knife on him.
18. Alice pulled the curtains shut.
19. The shopkeeper pulled down the blinds.
20. Her heart pulled one way
21. her head another.
22. Factions in the party are pulling in different directions.
23. [pull on/at] : Mrs Harris stood at the door pulling on a cigarette.