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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
pulled adj(muscle: strained)desgarrado adj
distendido/a adj
A pulled hamstring slowed the runner down on the final lap.
Un tendón desgarrado hizo perder velocidad al corredor en la vuelta final.
pulled adj(cooked meat: shredded)desmenuzado adj
This pulled meat is moist because it was braised in a slow cooker.
La carne desmenuzada está húmeda porque se cocinó a fuego lento.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
pull [sth] vtr(draw nearer)tirar de vi + prep
jalar, halar vtr
arrastrar vtr
He pulled the computer towards himself.
Tiró de la computadora hacia sí mismo.
pull [sth] vtr(tug)tirar de vi + prep
jalar, halar vtr
The girl pulled her father's coat.
La niña tiró del abrigo de su padre.
pull [sth] vtr(squeeze)apretar vtr
tirar de vi + prep
jalar, halar vtr
Pull the trigger firmly.
Aprieta firmemente el gatillo.
pull [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep(take out)sacar de vtr + prep
The secretary pulled the file from the cabinet.
La secretaria sacó el expediente del archivero.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
pull n(physical: tug)tirón nm
(AmL)jalón, halón nm
His strong pull finally got the rope to release.
Su fuerte tirón hizo que la soga finalmente se soltara.
pull nfigurative (emotional: lure)llamado nm
llamada nf
The pull of the beach finally made him move to California.
El llamado de la playa finalmente hizo que él se mudara a California.
pull vi(tug, haul)tirar vi
jalar, halar vi
Don't stop pulling, even if you get tired.
No dejes de tirar aunque te canses.
pull vi(row)remar vi
Keep pulling! We need to get to shore in fifteen minutes.
¡Sigan remando! Tenemos que llegar a la orilla en quince minutos.
pull viUK, slang (find sexual partner) (coloquial)anotar vi
(ES: coloquial)ligar vi
Gemma and Jim were getting on so well, he was sure he'd pulled.
Gemma y Jim se estaban llevando tan bien que él estaba seguro de que iba a anotar.
pull [sth] vtrslang (do: [sth] sneaky)hacer vtr
Don't pull any silly tricks at dinner.
No hagas jugarretas tontas durante la cena.
pull [sth] vtr(row with oars)remar vi
She pulled the oars as hard as she could in an attempt to win the race.
Ella remó tan fuerte como pudo en un intento por ganar la carrera.
pull [sth] vtrinformal (take out) (coloquial)sacar vtr
The policeman pulled a gun on the robber.
El policía le sacó la pistola al ladrón.
pull [sth/sb],
pull [sth/sb] from [sth]
vtr
slang (remove)retirar vtr
sacar vtr
Note: Ante complemento directo de persona debe usarse la preposición «a».
We had to pull the item from our stores when it was found to be faulty.
Tuvimos que retirar el objeto de las tiendas cuando se detectó que estaba defectuoso.
pull [sth] vtr(printing: take a sample)imprimir vtr
sacar vtr
The printer pulled a proof of the new plate.
La impresora imprimió una prueba de la nueva placa.
pull [sth] vtr(strain: a muscle)tensar vtr
desgarrar vtr
He pulled his leg muscle and had to stop playing in the game.
Él se tensó el músculo de la pierna y tuvo que dejar de participar en el juego.
pull [sth] vtrinformal, often passive (tooth: extract)extraer vtr
sacar vtr
I've just had a tooth pulled and it hurts.
Me acaban de extraer una muela y duele mucho.
Me acaban de sacar una muela y duele mucho.
pull [sth],
pull [sth] on [sb]
vtr
US, slang (stunt, trick: play)jugarle algo a loc verb
hacerle algo a loc verb
How could you pull such a mean trick on me?
¿Cómo puedes jugármela de esa forma?
¿Cómo puedes hacerme esa jugarreta?
pull [sb] vtrUK, slang (attract [sb] sexually) (AmL: coloquial)levantarse a alguien v prnl + prep
(ES: coloquial)ligarse a alguien v prnl + prep
conquistar a alguien vtr + prep
You'll never pull a bird with that awful chat-up line!
¡Nunca vas a levantarte a una chica diciéndole esta tontería!
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Locuciones verbales
InglésEspañol
pull ahead vi phrasal(move to the front)adelantarse v prnl
pasar vi
traspasar vtr
pull ahead of [sb/sth] vi phrasal + prep(overtake)adelantar a vtr + prep
pasar a vtr + prep
pull ahead vi phrasalfigurative (excel, outdo: competitors)adelantarse v prnl
sobresalir vi
superarse v prnl
pull ahead of [sb/sth] vi phrasal + prepfigurative (excel, outdo)superar a vtr + prep
sobrepasar a vtr + prep
pull [sth] apart,
pull apart [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(disassemble, take to pieces)desarmar vtr
desmontar vtr
When she saw that her inquisitive son had pulled apart the stereo, she scolded him.
Cuando vio que su curioso hijo había desarmado el estéreo lo regañó.
pull away vi phrasal([sb]: retreat)alejarse v prnl
She pulled away just as he was about to kiss her.
Ella se alejó justo cuando él iba a besarla.
apartarse v prnl
Ella se apartó justo cuando él iba a besarla.
pull away vi phrasal(vehicle: move off) (vehículo)alejarse de, separarse de v prnl
After he received his food, the driver pulled away from the drive-through window.
En cuanto recibió su comida, el automovilista se alejó de la ventanilla de servicio.
pull away vi phrasal(move ahead)dejar atrás loc verb
The sprinter pulled away from the rest of the runners.
El esprínter pronto dejó atrás al resto de los corredores.
ponerse a la cabeza loc verb
El esprínter pronto se puso a la cabeza del resto de los corredores.
adelantarse v prnl
El esprínter pronto se adelantó al resto de los corredores.
sacar ventaja loc verb
El esprínter pronto sacó ventaja respecto al resto de los corredores.
pull back vi phrasal(retreat, flinch)retirarse v prnl
The child pulled back as the nurse tried to inject him.
El niño se retiró cuando la enfermera trató de inyectarlo.
pull for [sb] vtr phrasal insepinformal, figurative (favour, support)estar con v cop + prep
respaldar, apoyar vtr
(AR: coloquial)hinchar por vi + prep
You can win! We're all pulling for you.
¡Puedes ganar! Todos estamos contigo.
pull in vi phrasal(vehicle: stop, park) (vehículo, conductor)detenerse v prnl
(conductor)aparcar, estacionar vi
When her dad's car pulled in beside the house, she ran out to greet him.
Cuando el auto se detuvo al lado de la casa, ella salió corriendo a recibir a su papá.
Cuando su papá aparcó al lado de la casa, ella salió corriendo a recibirlo.
pull in to [sth] vi phrasal + prep(park vehicle beside)estacionar en vtr + prep
estacionar junto a vtr + loc prep
The cab pulled in to the curb and the passengers got out.
Un auto estacionó en la curva y bloqueó la salida.
pull [sth] in,
pull in [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(earn, acquire)hacer vtr
ganar vtr
The movie pulled in $20 million in its first week of release.
La película hizo $20 millones la primera semana.
pull [sb] in,
pull in [sb]
vtr phrasal sep
(crowds: attract, draw)atraer vtr
(informal)meter vtr
Note: Ante complemento directo de persona debe usarse la preposición «a».
Circuses are not so popular today, but they used to pull in huge crowds.
Los circos no son muy populares hoy en día, pero antes atraían a grandes multitudes.
pull [sb] in,
pull in [sb]
vtr phrasal sep
mainly UK (police: detain, arrest)detener a vtr + prep
arrestar a vtr + prep
The police pulled Jake in for questioning about the burglary.
La policía detuvo a Jake para interrogarlo sobre el robo.
pull [sth] off vtr phrasal sep(remove: clothing)quitarse algo v prnl
sacarse algo v prnl
(con fuerza)arrancarse algo v prnl
He pulled off his shirt.
Se quitó la camisa.
pull [sth] off vtr phrasal sepfigurative, informal (succeed in doing [sth])sacar adelante loc verb
The spy was able to pull off his mission with none the wiser.
He surprised me - I didn't think he could pull it off.
El espía pudo sacar adelante su misión sin que nadie se diera cuenta.
pull [sth] off vtr phrasal sepfigurative, informal (look, clothing)ponerse v prnl
lucir vtr
Not many people could pull off that shirt with those trousers, but it actually looks good on you!
No muchos pueden ponerse esa camiseta con esos pantalones, pero en ti se ve bien.
pull off vi phrasal(vehicle: turn off road) (de una carretera)salir vi
We should pull off at the restaurant ahead.
Deberíamos salir en el restaurante que está más adelante.
pull off vi phrasal(guitar-playing technique)hacer un ligado descendente loc verb
(voz inglesa)hacer un pull off loc verb
Knowing how to pull off will help a guitarist to play faster.
Saber cómo hacer un ligado descendente ayudará al guitarrista a tocar más rápido.
pull [sth] on,
pull on [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(clothing: put on)ponerse v prnl
She pulled on a sweater and jeans and went to investigate the noise.
Se puso un suéter y unos vaqueros y fue a ver qué era ese ruido.
pull out vi phrasal(vehicle: move off) (vehículo)retirarse v prnl
irse v prnl
Remember to check your mirror and signal before you pull out.
Recuerda mirar el espejo y señalar antes de retirarte.
pull out vi phrasal(withdraw involvement)retirarse v prnl
salirse v prnl
It is too late to pull out once you have signed the contract.
Cuando se firma el contrato, ya es demasiado tarde para retirarse.
pull out of [sth] vi phrasal + prep(withdraw involvement in)retirarse de v prnl + prep
abrirse de, salirse de v prnl + prep
The new president was forced to make a decision as to whether or not to pull out of the war.
El nuevo presidente fue forzado a tomar la decisión de retirarse o no de la guerra.
pull over vi phrasal(move vehicle to kerb)hacerse a un lado de la carretera loc verb
detenerse en el arcén v prnl + loc adv
parar en el arcén vi + loc adv
When he saw the flashing lights in the rear-view mirror, he pulled over.
Cuando vio las luces intermitentes en el retrovisor, se hizo a un lado de la carretera.
pull [sb/sth] over vtr phrasal sepoften passive (police: stop vehicle)detener vtr
parar vtr
The police pulled us over for speeding.
La policía nos detuvo por exceder el límite de velocidad.
pull through vi phrasalfigurative (survive, recover)recuperarse v prnl
salir adelante loc verb
After her terrible accident, we weren't sure if she would pull through, but she did, thank God!
Luego de su terrible accidente no sabíamos si se recuperaría, pero gracias a Dios lo hizo.
pull [sth] to pieces vtr phrasal sep(take or tear apart)hacer pedazos loc verb
desarmar vtr
rasgar vtr
pull [sth] to pieces vtr phrasal sepfigurative (criticize, discredit: idea) (coloquial)tirar por tierra expr
The teacher pulled my essay to pieces.
La maestra tiró por tierra mi trabajo.
(figurado)hacer pedazos loc verb
(figurado)destrozar, demoler vtr
descalificar vtr
La maestra hizo pedazos mi trabajo.
pull [sth] under vtr phrasal sep(tide: drag beneath the water)hundir vtr
The strong tide pulled the young girl under and she drowned.
Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. El peso de la ropa la hundió hasta el fondo.
(marea)arrastrar bajo el agua loc verb
La marea arrastró a la niñita bajo el agua y se ahogó.
pull up vi phrasal(vehicle: stop)detenerse v prnl
frenar vi
parar vi
Note: A hyphen or single-word form is used when the term is or modifies an adjective
The taxi pulled up to the curb, and the woman got out.
El taxi se detuvo en el borde y la mujer se bajó.
pull up vi phrasal(pilot: raise aircraft)levantar vuelo loc verb
The plane was losing altitude when suddenly the pilot pulled up.
El avión estaba perdiendo altitud cuando de repente levantó vuelo.
pull [sb] up vtr phrasal sepfigurative, informal (reprimand)regañar a, reprender a vtr + prep
(AR, BO, UY)retar a vtr + prep
Whenever I use bad grammar, my English teacher pulls me up.
La profesora de inglés me regaña cada que cometo errores gramaticales.
pull [sth] up,
pull up [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(draw [sth] nearer)acercar vtr
traer vtr
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Compound Forms:
pulled | pull
InglésEspañol
pulled muscle n(injury: strain)tirón muscular nm + adj mf
(lesión grave)desgarro muscular nm + adj mf
I have a pulled muscle in my neck, so it hurts to move my head.
Tengo un tirón muscular en el cuello y me duele al mover la cabeza.
pulled pork n(slow-cooked and shredded pig meat)carnitas de cerdo loc nom fpl
tiras de cerdo loc nom fpl
Max's BBQ makes the best pulled pork sandwich in the area.
(voz inglesa)pulled pork nm
pulled-back adj(offer: withdrawn)retirado/a adj
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