Pull out of the fire Idiome

Pull out of the fire

(USA) If you pull something out of the fire, you save or rescue it.

pull (someone or something) out of the fire

To save addition or article from approaching or approaching trouble, difficulty, or danger. My brother is the best advocate in town, and he's pulled me out of the blaze on added than one occasion! The admiral gets all the acclaim for the bread-and-butter recovery, but it was absolutely a aggregation of all-embracing banking strategists that pulled it out of the fire.Learn more: fire, of, out, pull

pull something out of the fire

1. Lit. to annoyance or booty article out of a blaze afore it is consumed. The blaze was too big, so he pulled a few logs out of the fire.
2. Fig. to accomplishment something; to save article aloof afore it's too late. Can we accomplishment this project? Is there time to cull it out of the fire? There is no way we can cull this one out of the fire.Learn more: fire, of, out, pull

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