pull together

pull together
1. intransitive verb
(fig.) an einem od. am selben Strang ziehen
2. reflexive verb
sich zusammennehmen
* * *
pull together
I. vt
1. (regain composure)
to \pull together oneself together sich akk zusammennehmen [o zusammenreißen
to \pull together sth together etw auf die Beine stellen fig fam
to \pull together together ⇆ sth (fig) colour scheme, outfit etw dat ein harmonisches Aussehen verleihen, etw dat den letzten Schliff geben
II. vi zusammenarbeiten, an einem Strang ziehen fig
* * *
1. vi (lit)
gemeinsam ziehen; (= row jointly) im gleichen Takt rudern; (fig = cooperate) an einem or am gleichen Strang ziehen
2. vt sep (fig)
political party, members of family etc zusammenschweißen; novel etc in einen Zusammenhang bringen

let me now pull together the threads of my argument — lassen Sie mich nunmehr meine Argumentation zusammenfassen

3. vr
sich zusammenreißen
* * *
pull together
A v/t
1. pull o.s. together sich zusammenreißen oder zusammennehmen
2. eine Partei etc zusammenschweißen
B v/i (gut) zusammenarbeiten, harmonieren, an einem Strang ziehen
* * *
1. intransitive verb
(fig.) an einem od. am selben Strang ziehen
2. reflexive verb
sich zusammennehmen
* * *
v.
an einem Strang ziehen ausdr.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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