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yanking

/ˈjæŋkɪŋ/

yanking out

yanking up

yankingnoun

yankings

Translations

дергание

The yanking of the chain caused the bell to ring.

Дергание цепи вызвало звон колокола.

рывок

The yanking of the rope was sudden and strong.

Рывок веревки был внезапным и сильным.

Definitions

The act of pulling something with a sudden, sharp movement.

The yanking of the rope caused the bell to ring loudly.

Synonyms

yankinggerund / present participle

/ˈjæŋkɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that pulls sharply.

Definitions

Pulling or capable of pulling with a sudden, sharp movement.

She steadied the yanking cable to prevent further damage.

yankverb

yanking

Gerund

yanked

Past Simple

yanked

Past Participle

yanking

Gerund

/jæŋk/

Translations

дергать

He yanked the door open.

Он дернул дверь, чтобы открыть её.

тянуть

She yanked the rope to signal the team.

Она потянула за веревку, чтобы подать сигнал команде.

выдергивать

He yanked the plug out of the socket.

Он выдернул вилку из розетки.

Additional translations

рывком вытащить

Definitions

To pull something with a sudden, sharp movement.

She yanked the door open when she heard the loud noise.

To suddenly remove or take someone or something out of a place, situation, or position.

The coach yanked him out of the game after the foul.

Synonyms

Antonyms

yanknoun

Definitions

A sudden, forceful pull or movement.

With a quick yank, she pulled the door open.

A colloquial term for an American, especially a person from the United States.

The British often refer to Americans as Yanks.

yankadjective

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of Americans (especially of the United States); American.

She spoke with a distinct Yank accent.