pull for US
pʊl fɔː
See also: root for (UK)
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Definition of pull for - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.
sports fandomUSwant someone to win, giving help or moral supportUS
  • We all pull for our team when the game is close.
  • Fans across the country pull for the underdog in the finals.
  • I always pull for my hometown club, no matter their record.
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clothing
pull-up underwear for boys during toilet training
agriculture
device for joining animals together to pull a load
maritime
pull a sail's line to adjust its angle for the wind
animal equipment
collar specifically designed for horses to pull loads
wagonacr.
acr: toy wagon
small cart for kids to pull toys
weapons
pull a weapon from a holster or other place for use
battle
pull a sword from its sheath for battle
children's wagon
small wagon for children to ride or pull

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  1. French:soutenir, ...
  2. German:für jemanden sein, ...
  3. Italian:tifare per, ...
  4. Spanish:animar a, ...
  5. Portuguese:torcer por, ...
  6. Chinese:支持, ...
  7. Japanese:〜を応援する, ...
  8. Arabic:شَجَّعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְעוֹדֵד, ...
  10. Russian:болеть за, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вболівати за, ...
  12. Hindi:समर्थन करना, ...
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