pull together

pʊl təˈɡɛðər

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Definition of pull together - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

teamworkunite for a common goal or purpose

The team pulled together to win the match.

collaborate

cooperate

unite

emotionregain self-control or composure

He took a deep breath to pull together.

calm down

organization

Rare

gather or collect something scattered

Rare

She quickly pulled together the papers that were spread across the table..

assemble

gather

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Expressions with pull

pull down

make clothes lower on the body

She pulled down her sleeves to cover her arms.

pull off

remove something by pulling

He quickly pulled off his shoes..

pull out

remove something from a place where it is attached or enclosed

She carefully pulled out the splinter with tweezers..

pull up

cause a vehicle to stop

She pulled up the car at the curb.

pull ahead

move into a leading position in a race

She managed to pull ahead in the final lap.

pull at

tug or pluck gently with fingers

She would pull at the loose thread on her sweater.

Expressions with together

back together

adj.

reassembled into a whole

The broken vase is back together now.

put together

assemble parts to form a whole

She put together the new furniture.

band together

unite or join forces for a common purpose

The community banded together to rebuild the park..

get together

meet with others socially or for a specific purpose

Let's get together for coffee this weekend..

all together now

adv.

in unison or simultaneously by a group

Let's sing the chorus all together now.

hold together

cause objects to stay united

The glue will hold the pieces together.

in this together

exp.

sharing the same situation or problem with others

We are all in this together during tough times.

knit together

create something by interlocking yarn or thread

She decided to knit together a warm scarf.

piece together

assemble something from various parts or fragments

She managed to piece together the broken vase.

put the pieces together

assemble parts to form a whole

He put the pieces together to complete the puzzle.

Terms with pull together included in their meaning

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magnetic attraction

physics

force causing magnets to pull together

hunch up

body movement

pull body or shoulders together to make smaller

yoke

agriculture

device for joining animals together to pull a load

heave ho

intj.

group effort

used to encourage people to pull or lift together

team

animal

group of animals harnessed together to pull

heave ho, hearties

exp.

maritime

encouragement for sailors to pull together

Examples of pull together in a sentence

The community pulled together after the disaster.
She needed a moment to pull together before speaking.
After the shock, he struggled to pull together.
We need to pull together all the data for the report.
He managed to pull together a team for the project.

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French:s'unir, se ressaisir, ...
German:sich zusammenschließen, fassen, ...
Italian:unirsi, ricomporsi, ...
Spanish:unirse, recuperar la compostura, ...
Portuguese:unir-se, recompor-se, ...
Chinese:团结, 镇定, ...
Japanese:団結する, 落ち着く, ...
Arabic:تَكَاتَفَ, تَماسَكَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְאַחֵד, לְהִתְאַפֵּס, ...
Russian:сплотиться, взять себя в руки, ...
Ukrainian:згуртуватися, взяти себе в руки, ...
Hindi:एकजुट होना, संयम प्राप्त करना, ...
Bengali:একজোট হওয়া, পুনরুদ্ধার করা, ...
Catalan:unir-se, recuperar la compostura, ...
Czech:spojit síly, vzchopit se, ...
Danish:stå sammen, samle sig, ...
Dutch:samenwerken, zichzelf herpakken, ...
Greek:συσπειρώνομαι, συγκρατούμαι, ...
Hungarian:összefogni, összeszedi magát, ...
Khmer:រួបរួមគ្នា, តាំងស្មារតីឡើងវិញ, ...
Korean:단결하다, 마음을 가다듬다, ...
Persian:متحد شدن, خودش را جمع و جور کرد, ...
Polish:zjednoczyć się, opanowywać się, ...
Portuguese (BR):unir-se, recompor-se, ...
Romanian:a se uni, a calma, ...
Swedish:hålla ihop, behärska sig, ...
Thai:ร่วมมือกัน, ควบคุมตัวเอง, ...
Turkish:birlik olmak, kendini toparlamak, ...
Vietnamese:đoàn kết, lấy lại bình tĩnh, ...

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