What does tirer in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word tirer in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use tirer in French.

The word tirer in French means pull, pull, pull, pull from, shoot, fire, get from, draw, draw, trace, print, print, take from, irritate, shoot, fire, be irritated, pull, shoot at, be off, be nearly over, be almost over, draw, shoot, shoot, puff on, screw, bang, nail, fuck, go, learn from , take from, pull from, be coming up to , draw near to, be verging on, do well, manage very well, final page proof, counterproof, come out of, get out of, manage, lesson to be learned, not have consequences, it's not worth anything, you cannot get anything out of him/her, you can never get anything out of him/her, get off lightly, get a clip round the ear, have a facelift, have your picture painted, have your portrait painted, have your picture taken, have your photo taken, get told off, get yourself out of a bad situation, stab each other in the back, shoot at each other, compete with each other, shoot yourself in the foot, shoot blanks, fire a barrage at, shoot at point-blank range, do archery, shoot with a rifle, draw straws, flip a coin, toss a coin, shoot on sight, sort it out, straighten it out, make it all clear, slack, shoot with a gun, fire a gun, shoot with a pistol, fire a pistol, make a random selection, make a random choice, draw, draw, take advantage of, get out of a bind, get out of a tight spot, get out of a bind, get out of a tight spot, get out of a tricky situation, do it with one quick pull, be right on the mark, fire into the crowd, draw conclusions, draw hasty conclusions, learn lessons from, make ambitious plans, make overly ambitious plans, drag out of bed, fire into the air, shoot into the air, flush, take all the credit, pull a face, sulk, stick your tongue out, stick your tongue out at, be exhausted, struggle financially, sound the alarm, raise the alarm, sound the alarm, raise the alarm, pull a face, sulk, draw the winning ticket, live hand to mouth, live from hand to mouth, get the best from , get the most from, read 's cards, learn lessons from , draw lessons from, pull the strings, call the shots, reap the benefits of, do 's dirty work, do 's dirty work for him/her, do the dirty work for, tell off, eat the Epiphany cake, draw kings, worm out of, take advantage of, make good use of, take advantage of , make the most of, give it your last shot, play your last card, waste your powder and shot, bow out, take your leave, bow out, depart this world, say goodbye to, pay one's respects to , pay tribute to, take your last shot, take your hat off to, have a quickie, play your cards right, originate in, kick when they are down, push it, push your luck, shoot anything that moves, draw a cheque, take a corner, have a quickie, congratulate, fire a shot, fire a rifle shot, learn a lesson, let off a firework, take a penalty, scrap, clear up an issue, clear a matter up, tack, draw a conclusion, look really gloomy, look really down, pull a face, pull a strange face, pull a funny face. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word tirer

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