pullaway

UK
/ˈpʊləweɪ/
US
/ˈpʊləweɪ/

Translations

pullawaynoun
pullaways
pl
UK
/ˈpʊləweɪ/
US
/ˈpʊləweɪ/
démarragePour un véhicule qui commence à se mettre en mouvement.
The train's pullaway was so smooth that the passengers hardly felt it.
Le démarrage du train était si fluide que les passagers l'ont à peine senti.
prise d'avanceEn contexte sportif, pour désigner le fait de se détacher du reste du groupe.
The runner's pullaway in the final lap secured her victory in the race.
Sa prise d'avance dans le dernier tour a assuré sa victoire dans la course.
Additional translations
pièce amoviblePour un élément ou un accessoire conçu pour être retiré facilement.
pullawayadjective
UK
/ˈpʊl.ə.weɪ/
US
/ˈpʊl.əˌweɪ/
Used attributively to describe garments or objects intended to be removed quickly
amovibleSe dit d'un élément conçu pour être retiré facilement.
She performed in a pullaway skirt that came off in one swift motion.
Elle se produisait dans une jupe amovible qui s'enlevait d'un seul geste.
Additional translations
détachableVariante plus concrète, selon le contexte technique ou vestimentaire.

Definitions

pullawaynoun
The act or moment of a vehicle starting to move away from a stationary position
The train's pullaway was so smooth that the passengers hardly felt it.
A type of garment or accessory that is designed to be easily removed.
The dancer wore a pullaway skirt that she removed during her performance.
A sudden increase in speed or distance, often used in sports to describe a player or team moving ahead of the competition.
The runner's pullaway in the final lap secured her victory in the race.
pullawayadjective
Designed to be quickly or easily removed or detached
She performed in a pullaway skirt that came off in one swift motion.