pull off

US /pʊl ɔf/
UK /pʊl ɔf/
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1.

to succeed in doing something difficult or unexpected

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They managed to pull off the biggest deal of the year.
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I never thought he could pull off such a complex trick.
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achieveaccomplishexecutemanagesucceed
2.

to drive a vehicle off the road or to the side of the road

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The driver had to pull off the highway due to heavy rain.
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We need to pull off at the next exit to get gas.
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exitturn offpull over
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pullpull inpull onpull outpull overpull uppull down