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pull-over russian

  • притормози́ть

    to apply the brake, to brake, to slow down

    to pull over, to pull up, to stop briefly

    to slow down, to hold back, to put the brakes on

  • притяну́ть

    to pull (closer), to draw (toward oneself), to drag over

    to attract, to draw in

  • перетяну́ть

    to pull across, to drag over, to haul over

    to win over, to bring over, to draw over

    to outweigh, to outbalance, to tip the scales

    to pull in too tight, to tighten too much, to cinch tightly

    to stretch again, to reupholster, to restring

  • оклема́ться

    to recover, to get over it, to pull through, to come round

  • нахлобу́чить

    to pull down (a hat) over one's eyes, to clap on (a hat), to jam on

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off

  • тормозну́ть

    to brake, to hit the brakes, to slow down

    to stop, to flag down, to pull over (someone)

    to hold up, to hinder, to put the brakes on

    to be slow on the uptake, to have a brain freeze, to space out

  • приторма́живать

    to apply the brake

    to slow down

    to pull over

  • дже́мпер

    jumper, pull-over

  • перетя́гивать

    to pull across, to drag over, to haul across

    to win over, to bring over to one's side

    to outweigh, to outbalance, to overbalance, to tip the scales

    to pull in too tight, to cinch tightly, to tie too tightly

    to stretch again, to restring, to reupholster

  • обтяну́ть

    to cover, to upholster, to re-cover

    to fit closely, to cling to, to hug

    to stretch over, to stretch taut, to pull tight

  • запа́хивать

    to wrap (a coat) closed, to fold over, to pull tightly around oneself

    to plough in, to plough under, to plough up

  • издёргать

    to pull to pieces, to worry, to harass, to overstrain

  • издёргивать

    to pull to pieces, to worry, to harass, to overstrain

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