This is the 216th most frequent Norwegian word.
trakk
"Trakk" is the past tense of "trekke" in Norwegian, meaning "pulled" or "drew" in English.
In this sentence, 'trakk' is the past tense of the verb 'å trekke', meaning 'to pull'. It shows the action of physically moving an object (the chair).
Han trakk ut stolen for å sette seg.
He pulled out the chair to sit down.
Here, 'trakk' is used as the past tense of the phrasal verb 'å trekke seg', meaning 'to withdraw' or 'to pull oneself out' from a situation.
De trakk seg fra konkurransen.
They withdrew from the competition.
'Trakk' is used here in a figurative sense as part of the phrase 'å trekke en konklusjon', which means 'to draw a conclusion'.