Idiom meaning, usage examples, facts
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PULL (SMTH.) OFF
to accomplish smth. that had appeared difficult to finish or achieve
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1. The thieves didn’t think they would succeed in stealing the jewels, but they managed to pull it off.
2. Do you think we can pull the deal off? It’s going to take a lot of late nights and hard work to do it. |
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