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yank up - translation to russian
AMERICAN MAGAZINE DURING WORLD WAR II
Yank (newspaper); Yank magazine; Yank, The Army Weekly; Yank (magazine)
![[[Jane Randolph]] for the debut June 17, 1942 issue](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Jane Randolph in Yank magazine.jpg?width=200 "[[Jane Randolph]] for the debut June 17, 1942 issue")
yank up
общая лексика
дернуть (резко или грубо)
yank up
yank up дернуть (резко или грубо)
yank
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
YANK; Yank (disambiguation)
yank I Yank noun coll. янки II 1. noun рывок, дерганье 2. v. coll. налетать с размаху на рычаг; дергать (обыкн. yank out, yank off) - yank away - yank off - yank on - yank out - yank up Syn: see pull
Definition
yank
<jargon> (From the colloquial meaning "to pull suddenly") To
insert a copy of some saved text at the current position in a
document being edited.
The term is used in the Unix text editors GNU Emacs and
vi but "paste" is more common elsewhere.
[Used elsewhere? ]
(1998-07-01)
Wikipedia
Yank, the Army Weekly
Yank, the Army Weekly was a weekly magazine published by the United States military during World War II.
Examples of use of yank up
1. At one point, the 48–year–old had to yank up the gaping neckline to maintain her dignity but managed to laugh off any embarrassment.
2. "You can‘t easily bring it home and try it for a month." A television was once a simple appliance: Plug it in, yank up the rabbit ears, and start watching.
