Synonyms of pull

Antonyms of pull

Collocations of pull

pull up
Frequency: 70 %

He tried to pull up the heavy box, but it was too difficult.

pull out
Frequency: 65 %

She reached into her bag and pulled out her wallet.

pull off
Frequency: 60 %

Despite the odds, they managed to pull off the surprise party successfully.

pull through
Frequency: 50 %

With the help of the doctors, he was able to pull through the surgery.

pull in
Frequency: 45 %

The company hoped to pull in more customers with their new marketing campaign.

Idiomatic Expressions for pull

  • Phrase: pull strings
    Meaning: to use one's influence or connections to get something done
    Usage: He pulled some strings to get his friend a job at the company.