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Idiomatic expression; Usu. in the negative

to be outdone (by); to be in inferior (to); to compare unfavorably (with); to be behind

to cheer up; to liven up; to become active

to look better; to improve (in appearance); to stand out

to drag down; to pull down

to force out (of power, office, role, etc.)

moment to quit; way to quit

to cite as an example; to refer to; to quote

to pull down

ignition; catching fire

to pull down; to lower; to reduce; to withdraw

to perform the last rites over the deceased

Idiomatic expression

to give someone their final notice (e.g. when firing them); to give someone the final word

to draw (the winning ticket)

to apply; to compare; to put (oneself in someone's position)

taking; accepting; receipt; collection

leaving; departure; withdrawal

to pay; to be profitable

to pull against each other

to tear off; to rip off; to peel off

to pull apart; to separate

to draw; to tie (a game)

pulling up; drawing up; salvage; re-flotation

raising; increase; upward revision

repatriation; evacuation

hiring from another company; recruitment; scouting; headhunting

quick costume change in kabuki (taking off outer costume)

drawing (wire, pipes, metal plate)

to snatch (at); to grab

sense of inferiority; one's weak point

to rummage through; to ransack (e.g. a drawer)

to throw into confusion; to disrupt; to upset; to meddle in

to have a cramp

to haul down; to drag down; to pull down; to tow off; to force out; to dethrone

to pull from both ends; to pull from both sides; to play tug of war

to march (someone) off (e.g. to the police station); to lead away; to take away

to feel inferior; to feel small