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🔑pullpull1 /pʊl / verb - [intransitive, transitive] to use force to move or try to move someone or something toward yourself拉；拖；拽；扯◆Wendy pulled at the rope to make sure that it was secure.温迪拉了拉绳子，看看是否牢固。◆to pull someone's hair拽某人的头发◆to pull a door open拉开门◆You push and I'll pull.你来推，我来拉。◆to pull the trigger of a gun扣动扳机◆They managed to pull the child out of the water just in time.他们设法及时把孩子从水中拽上来。 OPP push
- [transitive] to move something in the direction that is described（朝某方向）拉，拖动◆She pulled her sweater on / She pulled on her sweater.她套上毛衣。◆He pulled up his pants / He pulled his pants up.他提起裤子。◆Pull your chair a little bit closer to the table.把你的椅子往桌子跟前再拉近些。◆Pull the sheets off the bed.把床单从床上撤下来。
- [transitive] to move something behind you in the direction that you are moving将…拖在身后；牵引；拉◆The little boy pulled his wagon behind him.那个小男孩身后拖着他的小车。◆That cart is too heavy for one horse to pull.那辆马车太重，一匹马拉不动。
- [transitive] to damage a muscle, etc. by using too much force拉伤，扭伤（肌肉等）
 ●pull sb's leg (informal) to make fun of someone by trying to make him / her believe something that is not true捉弄；和某人开玩笑●pull the plug (on sb / sth) (informal) to force a plan, project, etc. to end强行中断◆The network pulled the plug on the series after only three episodes.这个系列剧只播放了三集就被电视台强行中断了。●pull stringsto use your influence to gain an advantage凭影响谋取利益；走后门●pull your weightto do your fair share of the work尽本分；尽职责  ●pull (sth) awayto move your body or part of it away with force挣开；挣脱◆She pulled away as he tried to kiss her.他想吻她，她挣开了。●pull in (to sth)●pull into sth(used about a car, etc.) to leave the road and enter another place in order to stop there（汽车等）驶向（某处）停靠◆He pulled into a gas station.他把车开进加油站停下。●pull sth off (informal) to succeed in something做成；完成◆to pull off a business deal做成一笔生意●pull out(used about a car, etc.) to move away from the side of the road（汽车等）驶出，驶离路边◆I braked as a car suddenly pulled out in front of me.一辆车突然从路边驶到我的车前，我立即刹车。●pull (sb / sth) out (of sth)(to cause someone or something) to leave something（使）离开，退出◆The president has decided to pull all U.S. troops out of the region.总统决定把美国军队从那一地区全部撤走。◆We pulled out of the deal.我们退出了那宗交易。●pull sth outto take something out of a place suddenly or with force（突然或用力）拔出，抽出◆She walked into the bank and pulled out a gun.她走进银行，突然拔出一把枪。●pull (sb / sth) over(used about a car, etc.) to move to the side of the road in order to stop, or to order someone in a car to do this（汽车等）驶向路边停下；命令（司机）驶向路边停下◆Paul was pulled over by the police for speeding.保罗因为超速被警察叫到路边停车。●pull yourself togetherto control your feelings and behave in a calm way使自己镇定下来；平复情绪◆Pull yourself together and stop crying.镇静一下，别哭了。●pull up(used about a car, etc.) to stop（汽车等）停下◆to pull up to the traffic lights按交通灯信号停车
🔑pullpull2 /pʊl / noun - [countable] a pull (at / on sth) an act of pulling拉；拖；拽；扯◆Give the handle a good pull.使劲拉一下手柄。
- [singular] a physical force or an attraction that makes someone or something move in a particular direction引力；吸引力◆the earth's gravitational pull地球的引力◆He couldn't resist the pull of the city.他无法抗拒这座城市的魅力。
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