pull in other languages

pull French - English

1.

Englishup
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

2.

Englishyank
EnglishA sudden, vigorous pull
Frenchcoup sec
Englishyank
Englishto pull something with a quick, strong action
Frenchtirer d'un coup sec

3.

Englishhale
Englishto drag or pull forcibly
Frenchhaler

4.

Englishbeat around the bush
Englishto treat a topic but omit its main points
Frenchtourner autour du pot gloss
Englishbeat around the bush
Englishto delay or avoid talking about something difficult or unpleasant
Frenchtourner autour du pot gloss

5.

Englishup|used
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

6.

Englishbarrow
Englishsmall vehicle used to carry a load and pulled or pushed by hand
Frenchbrouette

7.

Englishup|wound
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

8.

Englishtow
Englishpull something using a line
Frenchtracter, qualifierfr

9.

Englishup|woken
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

10.

Englishbootstrap
Englisha loop at the top of a boot to help in pulling it on
Frenchlanguette, tirant

11.

Englishfinger|the
Englishto penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
Frenchdoigter

12.

Englishattract
Englishpull without touching
Frenchattirer

13.

Englishextirpate
Englishto pull up by the roots
Frenchdéraciner, extirper

14.

Englishup|uses
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

15.

Englishsaccade
Englishact of checking a horse with a single pull of the reins
Frenchsaccade

16.

Englishsweater
Englishsimilar garment worn for warmth
Frenchpull-overchandail

17.

Englishkick the bucket
Englishto die
Frenchpasser l'arme à gauche gloss

18.

Englishwithdraw
Englishpull back
Frenchretirer

19.

Englishpick
Englishto grasp and pull with fingers
Frenchprendre

20.

Englishlower
Englishpull down
Frenchabaisser, baisser

21.

Englishhaul
Englishto pull or draw something heavy
Frenchhaler

22.

Englishwrest
Englishto obtain by pulling or violent force
Frencharracher

23.

Englishjumper
Englishwoolen sweater or pullover
Frenchpull

24.

Englishdrag
Englishto pull along a surface
Frenchtraîner

25.

Englishrip off
Englishto pull off by ripping
Frencharracher

26.

Englishductile
Englishcapable of being pulled or stretched into thin wire
Frenchductile

27.

Englishfinger
Englishto penetrate and sexually stimulate with one's finger
Frenchdoigter

28.

Englishpants
Englishpull someone’s pants down
Frenchdéculotter

29.

Englishstretch
Englishlengthen by pulling
Frenchétendre

30.

Englishfurrow
Englishto pull one's brows together
Frenchfroncer

31.

Englishpull off
EnglishTo remove by pulling
Frenchsortir, retirer
EnglishTo remove by pulling
Frenchsortir, retirer

32.

Englishflower
Englishreproductive structure in angiosperms
Frenchfleur

33.

Englishrash
Englishof skin
Frenchirritationéruption cutanée

34.

Englishsuck
Englishto use the mouth to pull in (liquid etc)
Frenchsucer

35.

Englishpullover
Englishsweater
Frenchpull-over

36.

Englishtweak
Englishto pinch and pull with a sudden jerk and twist, to twitch.
Frenchtordre

37.

Englishpluck
Englishto pull something sharply, to pull something out
Frenchtirer

38.

Englishtight
Englishpushed/pulled together
Frenchserré, tendu

39.

Englishup|up
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

40.

Englishwrench
Englishto pull or twist
Frencharracher

41.

Englishrecoil
Englishto pull back, especially in disgust, horror or astonishment
Frenchreculer

42.

Englishtug
Englishto pull repeatedly
Frenchtirer
Englishtug
Englishsudden pull
Frenchtirement

43.

Englishup|worked
Englishdirection opposed to the pull of gravity
Frenchhaut

44.

Englishhandcart
Englisha cart designed to be pulled or pushed by hand
Frenchcharrette à bras

45.

Englishturtleneck
Englishturtleneck sweater
Frenchpull à col roulé gfr

English translator: French English pull Eesti sõnaraamat Español Traductor Svenska Översättare