Re: to pull the door to against
By: Ardith Hinton to Paul Quinn on Sat Dec 28 2019 14:20:36
> When we "pull a door to", we bring it closer to the door frame.
yup.. same with "push to" (see below)...
> I guess "pull to" makes more sense from the door's POV than it did
> from mine at first.
then you have folks like myself... i use either "push to" or "pull to"
depending on which side of the door the victim will be on when they exit ;)
"hey, push the door to as you leave" - door opens out
"pull the door to on your way out" - door opens in
in either case, the goal of closing the door but not all the way is
accomplished...
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