Translation for 'to pull over' from English to Serbian

to pull over

зауставити сесаоб.

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to pull

вући [несв.]

повући [св.]

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over

изнад {prep}

преко {adv}

over [finished]

готов {adj} {adv}

to look over

прегледати [св./несв.]

over there

тамо {adv}

over the head

unverified по глави {adv}

• It may also be used to provide specific directions to motorists, such as a command to pull over.
• Some fans believed that the Technical Committee was a show from Kashani to pull over Daei, and select his "beloved friend" Estili.
• If there is no line, a car must stay on the appropriate side and watch for cars coming in the opposite direction and prepare to pull over to let them pass.
• After driving off with his lawyer, they drive past the newly repaired street lamp where Santa tells the lawyer to pull over.
• Marshrutkas can be hailed anywhere along their route, though they do have specific stops and riders can exit at any point if the driver is willing to pull over.

• One night when Terry was drinking with friends she instructed the cab to pull over so she could throw up.
• However, when the vehicle - a white Toyota 4WD with a green canopy - drew alongside, the driver gestured excitedly at them to pull over.
• She is in the middle of an emotional conversation with Sandy, who tells her to pull over, when she drops her phone on the center console.
• Convoys were started so that multiple trucks could run together at a high speed with the rationale being that if they passed a speed trap the police would only be able to pull over one of the trucks in the convoy.
• After requiring them to pull over, the police officers then conducted a search of the vehicle.

• Rachel then suddenly asks the driver to pull over: she walks to a bunch of balloons attached to a fence, takes a purple one, and slowly lets go of it, watching it rise toward the sky.
• As a result, some motorists are unable to fully exit the mainline when they need to pull over, so they end up in a position that is halfway in the rightmost lane and only partly on the shoulder.
• , but is generally not enforceable as there is nowhere for police to pull over speeders because of the absence of shoulders.
• The historical use of this hood light dates from the time when a "side stop" patrol stop would be initiated by pulling up next to an offender and the Trooper would motion them to pull over in daylight; at night the hood light was illuminated displaying the words "State Police" and "STOP" (MSP no longer use the "side stop").
• Areas with sheer cliffs would be most hazardous, with only few places for drivers to pull over to allow others to proceed in the opposite direction; for £5, any "public-spirited citizen" could request that a crossover be cut into the road.

• These huskies were later able to pull [...] over [...] in three and a half hours.