Mouth: ∅
Translational equivalents: to pull (a load); to pull
by transcript | by glosses | by right neighbours | by left neighbours
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The man keeps tugging on the goat.
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TO-PULL3*
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The man manages to pull the goat along with him.
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TO-PULL3*
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[MG]
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If the air raid alert went off, our neighbors had to pull on the rope.
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NEIGHBOUR2B MUST1 I1 TO-PULL3*
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nachbar muss zie{hen} zie{hen}
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Our neighbors pulled on the rope and while they did, it tore apart.
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TO-PULL3 THREAD1* TEAR1A^*
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zieh fad{en} [MG]
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Whenever our neighbors pulled on the rope, we still needed to get dressed. That took some time.
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TO-PULL3 $GEST-OFF1^* TO-DRESS-UPPER-BODY1B LONG-TEMPORAL2
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I1* $INDEX1
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und dann [MG] aber anzieh [MG]
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When I was bored, I dragged around goats, or dogs or sheep, different animals.
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WITH1A GOAT1 I1 TO-PULL3 $LIST1:2of2d DOG2 $INDEX1
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mit ziegen hund
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When the alarm went off, they first got dressed; once they were done, they came up to our door to pull on the rope.
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DONE2* OUTDOORS1A^* I1 TO-PULL3 I2*
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fertig zuletzt