to draw, drag, pull / to shoot / to draw (conclusions), to consider (consequences) / to leave a place / to set free, to deliver

(transitive with de) to take advantage of, to make the most of, to cash in on, to turn to good account

(transitive with de) to take advantage of, to make the most of, to turn to good account

(transitive) to pull someone's bacon out of the fire, to pull someone's fat out of the fire (to get someone out of a bad situation) / (reflexive) to get out of a bind

to stick one's tongue out

(figuratively) to pull the strings, to be in control, to take the decisions; to be behind a conspiracy or scheme

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tirer, un, coup. / to get one's leg over; to shoot one's load; to get laid

Ready for press

Forthcoming book or manuscript

plural of bon à tirer