Pull (something) Off Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Pull (something) Off Idiom mean?

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pull (something) off What does pull (something) off mean?	to accomplish something remarkable	My friend is lucky that he pulled off the new business venture with no problems.
pull (something) off What does pull (something) off mean?	to succeed in doing something difficult or impossible	The contract seemed impossible to win but we pulled it off through our skillful negotiating.
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Traffucked What does "Traffucked" mean?	If you are traffucked, you are stuck in heavy traffic and get where you need to be.
duck soup What does "duck soup" mean?	easy, effortless	a) "How was the test last week?" b) "It was duck soup - no problem at all."
Earn a living What does "Earn a living" mean?	To make money Ex: We need to get a good job to earn a decent living.
in neutral What does "in neutral" mean?	a car's motor is running but the gear is in neutral so the car does not move, something does not move	I put the car in neutral as I waited for the train to pass.
have one's heart set against (something) What does "have one's heart set against (something)" mean?	be totally against something	My father has his heart set against my trip to Europe.
keep one's feet on the ground What does "keep one's feet on the ground" mean?	remain firmly established	My friend lost his job but he is trying hard to keep his feet on the ground.

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Pull (something) Off Idiom