Definition Conjugation
Definition of pull along - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
heavy loadmove something heavy with effort
- He had to pull along the broken cart.
2.
guidanceguide someone or something forward
- She managed to pull along the reluctant team.
3.
persuasionRare influence someone to continueRare
- His enthusiasm pulled along the entire group.
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physical movement
pull something along a surface with effort
Examples of pull along in a sentence
We managed to pull along the old piano to the stage. He tried to pull along the broken-down car. The teacher pulled along the hesitant student. Her motivation pulled along her struggling teammates. The coach's words pulled along the discouraged players.
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- French:tirer, entraîner, ...
- German:ziehen, mitziehen, ...
- Italian:trascinare, trainare, ...
- Spanish:arrastrar, motivar, ...
- Portuguese:puxar, levar, ...
- Chinese:拉动, 带领, ...
- Japanese:引っ張る, 導く, ...
- Arabic:سَحَبَ, قَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִגְרוֹר, לִסְחֹוף אַחֲרָיו, ...
- Russian:тащить, тянуть за собой, ...
- Ukrainian:тягнути, захоплювати, ...
- Hindi:घसीटते हुए ले जाना, आगे बढ़ाना, ...
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