Ponerse una prenda tirando de ella por encima del cuerpo.
To put on an item of clothing by pulling it over the body.
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Se pondrá la chaqueta antes de salir. — She will pull on her jacket before leaving.
Tirará de la cuerda hasta que se rompa. — He will pull on the rope until it snaps.
¿Me ayudas a ponerme esas botas? — Can you pull on those boots for me?
¿Puedes tirar del cordón para ayudarme? — Can you pull on the cord to help me?
Siempre me pongo el jersey por la mañana. — I always pull on my sweater in the morning.
Siempre tiran de la correa cuando paseamos. — They always pull on the leash when we walk.
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