Idioms

pull (something) off or pull off (something)
to accomplish something remarkable
My friend is lucky that he pulled off the new business venture with no problems.

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  • pull (something) out of a hat
  • pull (something) to pieces
  • pull (something) together or pull together (something)
  • pull a boner
  • pull a fast one on (someone)
  • pull a gun/knife on (someone)
  • pull a stunt/trick on (someone)
  • pull down (someone) or pull (someone) down
  • pull down (something) or pull (something) down
  • pull one's punches
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  • right side up
  • tamper with (something)
  • promise (someone) the moon
  • lay up (a vessel) or lay (a vessel) up
  • out of circulation
  • in concert (with someone)
  • regain one's composure
  • slip through (someone's) fingers
  • as one
  • off duty


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