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Definition of pull-through - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fitnessTECH. US exercise using a cable pulled between the legsTECH. US
- He improved his strength with daily pull-throughs.
2.
firearmsTECH. UK cord with weight for cleaning rifle barrelsTECH. UK
- The soldier used a pull-through to clean his rifle.
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cord with weight for cleaning rifle barrels
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craft
crochet stitch made by yarn over, insert, pull through
liquid transfer
pull liquid through a tube using pressure difference
Examples of pull-through in a sentence
Pull-throughs are essential in his workout routine. He packed a pull-through for the hunting trip. A pull-through is essential for gun maintenance.
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- French:traction, cordon de nettoyage, ...
- German:Kabelzug, Putzstrick, ...
- Italian:trazione, corda con peso per pulizia, ...
- Spanish:tirón entre piernas, cordón de limpieza, ...
- Portuguese:exercício de puxada, cordão de limpeza, ...
- Chinese:拉力练习, 通条, ...
- Japanese:プルスルー, ...
- Arabic:تَمْرِين السَحْب بَيْن السَاقَيْن, حَبْل تَنْظيف, ...
- Hebrew:תְּנוּעַת מְשִׁיכָה, חוּט נִיקּוּי, ...
- Russian:тросовая протяжка, шомпол, ...
- Ukrainian:вправа з кабелем, шнур з вантажем, ...
- Hindi:पुल-थ्रू, सफाई डोरी, ...
Definition of pull through - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- She managed to pull through after the surgery.
2.
- His friends helped him pull through the tough times.
Examples of pull through in a sentence
Doctors were hopeful he would pull through the illness. The community pulled him through his illness with their support. She pulled through the crisis with her family's help.
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- French:s'en sortir, surmonter, ...
- German:durchkommen, ...
- Italian:superare, tirare avanti, ...
- Spanish:recuperarse, ...
- Portuguese:superar, ...
- Chinese:挺过来, 渡过, ...
- Japanese:回復する, 助ける, ...
- Arabic:تَعافَى, تَجَاوَزَ مِحْنَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאוֹשֵׁשׁ, לְהִתְגַּבֵּר, ...
- Russian:восстанавливаться, преодолеть, ...
- Ukrainian:одужувати, подолати, ...
- Hindi:उबरना, उबरने में मदद करना, ...
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