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pull away

/pʊl əˈweɪ/

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verb

/pʊl əˈweɪ/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения отдаления от кого-либо или чего-либо, часто внезапного или с усилием, или выхода из ситуации или отношений.

A phrasal verb used to indicate moving away from someone or something, often suddenly or with effort, or withdrawing from a situation or relationship.

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Move away from a placeformal

    To move a vehicle or oneself away from a place, especially from a stationary position.

    ruОтъехать

    • The car pulled away from the curb.
    • The train pulled away from the station slowly.
    • She pulled away from the parking spot.

    Synonymsdepartdrive offleavepull outset offtake off

    Antonymsapproacharrive

  2. Withdraw or distance oneselfinformal

    To move away from someone or something, often to avoid contact or involvement.

    ruОтстраниться

    • He pulled away from the argument to avoid conflict.
    • She pulled away from the group after the disagreement.
    • The company pulled away from the deal at the last minute.

    Synonymsback offdetachdisengagedraw backrecoilretreatseparateshrinkwithdraw

    Antonymsadvanceapproachclose

  3. Increase a leadinformal

    To increase one's lead or distance from competitors in a race or competition.

    ruУвеличить отрыв

    • The runner pulled away from the pack in the final lap.
    • The team pulled away from their opponents in the second half.
    • He pulled away from the other cyclists on the steep hill.

    Synonymsbreak awaydraw away

    Antonymsfalllaglosetrail

Forms
  • pulled away past participle
  • pulled away past simple
  • pulling away present participle
  • pulls away third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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