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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

to pull something off

Hello,
Would it be okay to use "pull off" in the context below:
My PC broke and I had absolutely no idea what to do. After going through a nerve-wracking process of trial and error I managed to fix it. Honestly, I don't know how I pulled that/it off."? I wouldn't say it's flat out wrong, but I've heard people use it. I am afraid I might have done so as well. Emotion: sad

Thank you
  

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Gene93 Would it be okay to use "pull off" in the context below Yes. It's fine. to pull (something) off is a way of saying to succeed at doing (something) in fairly casual speech.

— CalifJim

  • Gene93 Would it be okay to use "pull off" in the context below Yes.
  • It's fine.
  • to pull (something) off is a way of saying to succeed at doing (something) in fairly casual speech.
  • CJ
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Gene93Would it be okay to use "pull off" in the context below
Yes. It's fine.
to pull (something) off is a way of saying to succeed at doing (something) in fairly casual speech.

CJ
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