produce; draw; extract; grub; pull; rummage; draw out; fish out(сведения из-кого-либо); fish up(из воды); lug out; pull out; drag away; drag; winkle out; pry out(He'd have to analyze himself before that tight-lipped shrink pried out more than he wanted her to.); pull someone through(= спасти; Karen praised hospital staff. "The fought tooth and nail to pull me through," she said.); pick a pocket; take out(He took out his gun, and he slowly closed the door behind him.); pluck(из опасной ситуации Supernova); haul sb. out(Samantha fell into the lake from the dock and Randy hauled her out.ART Vancouver); get out("By the time I got my phone out it had gone underneath again." – К тому времени, когда я вытащил телефон, он уже снова нырнул.unexplained-mysteries.comART Vancouver); get out; get smb. out(кого-л., отку́да-л.); pull free(что-л. откуда-л., приложив усилия • A family made a remarkable discovery while on holiday in Cornwall when they stumbled upon what looked like a unicorn skull. John Goodwin and his family from Canada were staying near Tintagel when they found the unusual skull with a horn at St Nectan’s Glen, a waterfall area already considered magical by thousands of visitors. About halfway through a walk around the waterfall, which is also considered to be a sacred and spiritual site, his daughter spotted something sticking out of a mossy bank. John said he figured it was a root but when he pulled it free, it turned out to be a skull with a horn growing straight out of the middle.cornwalllive.comART Vancouver)
winkle(обыкн. winkle out); get someone out of the soup(кого-либо из передряги • If one group gets into a spot of bother the other group can get them out of the soup.4uzhoj); take out(кого-л., куда-л.); take smb. out of
bail sb. out of trouble(I would hope that they are not just bailing this kid out of trouble and she carries on. She needs to be held accountable. She should be looking for a job and each $ she is paid goes directly back to her parents until the $20,0000 is paid off.ART Vancouver); pull sb. through(с того света • Karen praised hospital staff. "They fought tooth and nail to pull me through," she said.ART Vancouver)
unexplained-mysteries.com ART Vancouver); get out; get smb. out (кого-л., отку́да-л.); pull free (что-л. откуда-л., приложив усилия • A family made a remarkable discovery while on holiday in Cornwall when they stumbled upon what looked like a unicorn skull. John Goodwin and his family from Canada were staying near Tintagel when they found the unusual skull with a horn at St Nectan’s Glen, a waterfall area already considered magical by thousands of visitors. About halfway through a walk around the waterfall, which is also considered to be a sacred and spiritual site, his daughter spotted something sticking out of a mossy bank. John said he figured it was a root but when he pulled it free, it turned out to be a skull with a horn growing straight out of the middle. 