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Detailed Translations for pull along from English to German
pull along:
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to pull along (drag along; carry before it)
mitschleppen; mitziehen; mitnehmen; mitlocken; schleppen-
mitschleppen verbe (schleppe mit, schleppst mit, schleppt mit, schleppte mit, schlepptet mit, mitgeschleppt)
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to pull along (shlep; schlep)
– pull along heavily, like a heavy load against a resistance 1
Conjugations for pull along:
present
- pull along
- pull along
- pulls along
- pull along
- pull along
- pull along
simple past
- pulled along
- pulled along
- pulled along
- pulled along
- pulled along
- pulled along
present perfect
- have pulled along
- have pulled along
- has pulled along
- have pulled along
- have pulled along
- have pulled along
past continuous
- was pulling along
- were pulling along
- was pulling along
- were pulling along
- were pulling along
- were pulling along
future
- shall pull along
- will pull along
- will pull along
- shall pull along
- will pull along
- will pull along
continuous present
- am pulling along
- are pulling along
- is pulling along
- are pulling along
- are pulling along
- are pulling along
subjunctive
- be pulled along
- be pulled along
- be pulled along
- be pulled along
- be pulled along
- be pulled along
diverse
- pull along!
- let's pull along!
- pulled along
- pulling along
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for pull along:
| Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| mitlocken | carry before it; drag along; pull along | allure; attract; entice; invite; lure; seduce; tempt |
| mitnehmen | carry before it; drag along; pull along | bring; bring along; carry |
| mitschleppen | carry before it; drag along; pull along | |
| mitziehen | carry before it; drag along; pull along | |
| schleppen | carry before it; drag along; pull along; schlep; shlep | bear; carry; carry along; drag; haul; lug away; plod; plod along; plod on; pull; toil; tow; trail |