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pull and bear
Pull and bear
Is it meaningful or just an invention for the Brand?
there are many speculations. Pull from pullover, pull= opposite of push ????
Jan 25, 2014 6:40 PM
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I am unaware of an expression "pull and bear" in American English, so I would guess that it is an invention of the brand. Perhaps others italki members will have better insights.
Pull and Bear is a casual, laid-back brand. So, perhaps it is short for "pull over" (as in putting on a casual shirt) and "grin and bear it" (enduring something unpleasant with humor).
January 25, 2014
I have absolutely no insights whatsoever. Never heard of the brand. What is it?
January 25, 2014
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