Pull hard

Meaning: This means to exert a lot of force when moving or drawing something towards you. When flying a kite, it's often necessary to pull hard on the string to get the kite moving or to keep it in the air.

Choice of Words: Pull means to move or draw something towards you with force, while hard means with a lot of effort or force. When combined, "pull hard" means to exert a lot of force when moving or drawing something towards you.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Pull hard.
• Moon's pull, tides rise, fall, ocean's breath.
• The air turns chilly, and I pull my coat closer around me.
• The moon's pull creates tides that shape our oceans.
• Engine pull train fast track.
• Fishermen pull nets to boat.
• The moon's pull creates the ocean's tides.
• Rockets soared through the atmosphere, defying gravity's pull.
• The ocean's currents push and pull the tiny fish.
• Black holes pull matter.