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pull
/pʊl/
verb
Çekmek
To exert force on something to move it toward oneself or in a particular direction.
- Pull the door to open it.
- She pulled the rope with all her strength.
- Gravitational forces pull celestial bodies toward one another, determining orbital patterns throughout the solar system and beyond.
- Industrial machinery can pull raw materials through production lines at precisely calibrated speeds to ensure consistent manufacturing quality.
- Researchers must pull relevant data from multiple databases to conduct comprehensive meta-analyses in social science investigations.
- Economic downturns often pull consumer spending away from luxury goods and redirect household budgets toward essential commodities.
noun
Çekme, çekim
An act of pulling something; a force that attracts or draws.
- Give the rope a strong pull.
- The moon's pull affects the tides.