How is the word tiró translated from Spanish to English
Movió algo hacia sí.
Moved something towards yourself.
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Movió algo hacia sí.
Moved something towards yourself.
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See how the word “tiró” is used in sentences
Tiró de la manta hacia arriba. — She pulled the blanket up.
Sacó el cajón despacio. — She pulled the drawer open slowly.
Ayer me di un tirón en la pierna. — I pulled something in my leg yesterday.
La nueva película atrajo mucho público el fin de semana pasado. — The new movie really pulled the crowd last weekend.
¿Quién tiró tan fuerte de la manilla? — Who pulled the handle so hard?
¿Puedes ayudarme? Me he dado un tirón muscular. — Can you help me? I pulled a muscle.
Se dio un tirón durante el partido. — He pulled a muscle during the game.
¿Qué atrajo tu interés por este evento? — What pulled your interest in this event?
El niño tiró de su madre por la manga. — The child pulled his mother by the sleeve.
Sacó las malas hierbas del jardín. — He pulled the weeds from the garden.
Ten cuidado de no darte un tirón al levantar cosas pesadas. — Be careful not to get pulled while lifting heavy things.
El anuncio atrajo a muchos clientes. — The advertisement pulled in a lot of customers.
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