Definition
Definition of pull-on - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
convenienteasy to put on without fasteners
- He prefers pull-on pants for their convenience.
2.
clothingdesigned to be put on by pulling
- She wore pull-on boots for the hike.
Noun
1.
clothinggarment worn without fasteners
- She prefers pull-on pants for their comfort.
2.
footweartype of shoe or boot without laces or fasteners
- He prefers pull-ons because they are easy to wear.
Images of pull-on
garment worn without fasteners 
type of shoe or boot without laces or fasteners
Origin of pull-on
English, pull (draw) + on (onto)
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Examples of pull-on in a sentence
Pull-on shoes are great for kids. He bought pull-on pants for convenience. These pull-on shoes are very comfortable. Pull-on boots are perfect for quick outings. He bought pull-on sweaters for the winter. She bought a pair of pull-ons for her trip.
Pull-ons are perfect for quick errands.
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- French:à enfiler, habits à enfiler, ...
- German:zum Hineinschlüpfen, Schlupfhose, ...
- Italian:senza chiusure, pull-on, ...
- Spanish:fácil de poner, prenda sin cierre, ...
- Portuguese:fácil de vestir, calças sem fecho, ...
- Chinese:方便穿的, 无扣衣, ...
- Japanese:簡単に履ける, プルオンパンツ, ...
- Arabic:سهل الارتداء, ثَوْب يُرْتَدى دُون أَزْرَار, ...
- Hebrew:נִלְבָּשׁ בְּקַלּוּת, בֶּגֶד לְלֹא סוֹגֵר, ...
- Russian:легко надевающийся, штаны без застежек, ...
- Ukrainian:легко одягати, одяг без застібок, ...
- Hindi:पहनने में आसान, खींचकर पहनने वाला वस्त्र, ...
Definition of pull on - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
apply forceexert force on something to move it towards oneself
- She had to pull on the rope to lift the bucket.
2.
clothingput on clothes by tugging
- She pulled on her sweater quickly.
3.
- He paused to pull on his cigarette thoughtfully.
Examples of pull on in a sentence
They needed to pull on the rope together to move the heavy object. He pulled on his boots before heading out. I quickly pulled on my jacket as it was cold. She decided to pull on her pipe. He likes to pull on a cigar after dinner.
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- French:tirer sur, enfiler, ...
- German:ziehen an, anziehen, ...
- Italian:tirare, indossare, ...
- Spanish:jalar de, ponerse, ...
- Portuguese:puxar, vestir, ...
- Chinese:拉, 穿上, ...
- Japanese:引っ張る, 引っ張って着る, ...
- Arabic:شَدَّ, شَدَّ على نفسه, ...
- Hebrew:לִמְשׁוֹךְ, לִלְבּוֹשׁ, ...
- Russian:тянуть, натянуть, ...
- Ukrainian:тягнути, натягати, ...
- Hindi:खींचना, पहनना, ...
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