英语词汇“pull something off”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of complete

Definition

to finish

He had just completed his first novel.

Synonyms

finish,

conclude,

fulfil,

accomplish,

do,

end,

close,

achieve,

perform,

settle,

realize,

execute,

discharge,

wrap up (informal),

terminate,

finalize

in the sense of detach

Definition

to disengage and separate

Detach the bottom part from the form and keep it for reference.

Synonyms

separate,

free,

remove,

divide,

isolate,

cut off,

sever,

loosen,

segregate,

disconnect,

tear off,

disengage,

disentangle,

unfasten,

disunite,

uncouple,

unhitch,

disjoin,

unbridle

in the sense of discharge

Definition

to meet the demands of (a duty or responsibility)

the quiet competence with which he discharged his many duties

Synonyms

carry out,

perform,

fulfil,

accomplish,

do,

effect,

realize,

observe,

implement,

execute,

carry through

in the sense of doff

Definition

to take off or lift (one's hat) in salutation

The peasants doffed their hats.

Synonyms

tip,

raise,

remove,

lift,

take off

in the sense of effect

Definition

to cause (something) to take place

Prospects for effecting real political change have taken a step backward.

Synonyms

bring about,

make,

cause,

produce,

create,

complete,

achieve,

perform,

carry out,

fulfil,

accomplish,

execute,

initiate,

give rise to,

consummate,

actuate,

effectuate

in the sense of engineer

Definition

to cause or plan (an event or situation) in a clever or devious manner

a short-lived coup engineered by the army

Synonyms

bring about,

plan,

control,

cause,

effect,

manage,

set up (informal),

scheme,

arrange,

plot,

manoeuvre,

encompass,

mastermind,

orchestrate,

contrive,

concoct,

wangle (informal),

finagle (informal)

in the sense of execute

Definition

to produce or create (a work of art)

We are going to execute our campaign plan to the letter.

Synonyms

carry out,

effect,

finish,

complete,

achieve,

realize,

do,

implement,

fulfil,

enforce,

accomplish,

render,

discharge,

administer,

prosecute,

enact,

consummate,

put into effect,

bring off

in the sense of fulfil

Definition

to carry out (a request or order)

He is too ill to fulfil his duties.

Synonyms

carry out,

perform,

execute,

discharge,

keep,

effect,

finish,

complete,

achieve,

conclude,

accomplish,

bring to completion

in the sense of manage

those who can only manage a few hours of work

Synonyms

perform,

do,

deal with,

achieve,

carry out,

undertake,

cope with,

accomplish,

contrive,

finish off,

bring about or off

in the sense of perpetrate

Definition

to perform or be responsible for (a deception or crime)

What kind of person perpetrated this crime?

Synonyms

commit,

do,

perform,

carry out,

effect,

be responsible for,

execute,

inflict,

bring about,

enact,

wreak

单词	pull something off
释义	1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of succeed in Definition to succeed in accomplishing (something difficult) (informal) The team is looking to pull off its third victory in a row. Synonyms succeed in manage those who can only manage a few hours of work establish effect Prospects for effecting real political change have taken a step backward. complete He had just completed his first novel. achieve There are many who will work hard to achieve these goals. engineer a short-lived coup engineered by the army carry out crack (informal) fulfil He is too ill to fulfil his duties. accomplish If we all work together, I think we can accomplish our goal. execute We are going to execute our campaign plan to the letter. discharge the quiet competence with which he discharged his many duties clinch Leeds need to finish in the first three to clinch the title. bring about carry off perpetrate What kind of person perpetrated this crime? bring off 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of remove He pulled off his shirt. Synonyms remove They tried to remove the barricades which had been erected. detach Detach the bottom part from the form and keep it for reference. rip off tear off doff The peasants doffed their hats. wrench off See pull Additional synonyms in the sense of accomplish Definition to complete If we all work together, I think we can accomplish our goal. Synonyms realize, produce, effect, finish, complete, manage, achieve, perform, carry out, conclude, fulfil, execute, bring about, attain, consummate, bring off (informal), do, effectuate, put the tin lid on in the sense of achieve Definition to gain by hard work or effort There are many who will work hard to achieve these goals. Synonyms accomplish, reach, fulfil, finish, complete, gain, perform, earn, do, get, win, carry out, realize, obtain, conclude, acquire, execute, bring about, attain, consummate, procure, bring off (informal), effectuate, put the tin lid on in the sense of clinch Leeds need to finish in the first three to clinch the title. Synonyms win, get, land (informal), gain, achieve, bag (informal), acquire, accomplish, attain Nearby words of pull something off pull something apart or to pieces pull something down pull something in pull something off pull something out pull something up pull the wool over someone's eyes Synonyms of 'pull something off' pull something off Additional synonyms in the sense of complete Definition to finish He had just completed his first novel. Synonyms finish, conclude, fulfil, accomplish, do, end, close, achieve, perform, settle, realize, execute, discharge, wrap up (informal), terminate, finalize in the sense of detach Definition to disengage and separate Detach the bottom part from the form and keep it for reference. Synonyms separate, free, remove, divide, isolate, cut off, sever, loosen, segregate, disconnect, tear off, disengage, disentangle, unfasten, disunite, uncouple, unhitch, disjoin, unbridle in the sense of discharge Definition to meet the demands of (a duty or responsibility) the quiet competence with which he discharged his many duties Synonyms carry out, perform, fulfil, accomplish, do, effect, realize, observe, implement, execute, carry through in the sense of doff Definition to take off or lift (one's hat) in salutation The peasants doffed their hats. Synonyms tip, raise, remove, lift, take off in the sense of effect Definition to cause (something) to take place Prospects for effecting real political change have taken a step backward. Synonyms bring about, make, cause, produce, create, complete, achieve, perform, carry out, fulfil, accomplish, execute, initiate, give rise to, consummate, actuate, effectuate in the sense of engineer Definition to cause or plan (an event or situation) in a clever or devious manner a short-lived coup engineered by the army Synonyms bring about, plan, control, cause, effect, manage, set up (informal), scheme, arrange, plot, manoeuvre, encompass, mastermind, orchestrate, contrive, concoct, wangle (informal), finagle (informal) in the sense of execute Definition to produce or create (a work of art) We are going to execute our campaign plan to the letter. Synonyms carry out, effect, finish, complete, achieve, realize, do, implement, fulfil, enforce, accomplish, render, discharge, administer, prosecute, enact, consummate, put into effect, bring off in the sense of fulfil Definition to carry out (a request or order) He is too ill to fulfil his duties. Synonyms carry out, perform, execute, discharge, keep, effect, finish, complete, achieve, conclude, accomplish, bring to completion in the sense of manage those who can only manage a few hours of work Synonyms perform, do, deal with, achieve, carry out, undertake, cope with, accomplish, contrive, finish off, bring about or off in the sense of perpetrate Definition to perform or be responsible for (a deception or crime) What kind of person perpetrated this crime? Synonyms commit, do, perform, carry out, effect, be responsible for, execute, inflict, bring about, enact, wreak
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