英语释义

1. to exert force upon so as to cause or tend to cause motion toward the force

2. to stretch (cooling candy) repeatedly
pull taffy

3. to strain abnormally
pull a tendon

4. to hold back (a racehorse) from winning

5. to work (an oar) by drawing back strongly

6. to draw out from the skin
pull feathers from a rooster's tail

7. to pluck from a plant or by the roots
pull flowers pull turnips

8. extract
pull a tooth

9. to hit (a ball) toward the left from a right-handed swing or toward the right from a left-handed swing — compare push

10. to draw apart rend, tear

11. to print (something, such as a proof) by impression

12. to remove from a place or situation
pull the engine pulled the pitcher in the third inning pulled the show

13. revoke
If they're caught dumping, they'll get their license pulled.
— Alexandra Alger

14. to bring (a weapon) into the open
pulled a knife

15. perform, carry out
pull an all-nighter pull guard duty

16. commit, perpetrate
pull a robbery pull a prank

17. put on, assume
pull a grin

18. to act or behave in the manner of
pulled a Horace Greely and went west
— Steve Rushin

19. to draw the support or attention of attract
pull votes —often used with in

20. obtain, secure
pulled a B in the course

21. to demand or obtain an advantage over someone by the assertion of
pull rank

22. to use force in drawing, dragging, or tugging

23. to move especially through the exercise of mechanical energy
the car pulled clear of the rut

24. to take a drink

25. to draw hard in smoking
pulled at a pipe

26. to strain against the bit

27. to draw a gun

28. to admit of being pulled

29. to feel or express strong sympathy root
pulling for my team to win

30. to move back from the line of scrimmage and toward one flank to provide blocking for a ballcarrier

31. to make a face grimace

32. to perpetrate a trick or fraud

33. to regain one's composure

34. to deceive someone playfully hoax

35. to do one's full share of the work

36. to refrain from using all the force at one's disposal

37. to move out leave

38. to exert hidden influence or control

39. to disconnect a medical life-support system

40. to withdraw essential and especially financial support

41. to weaken or unsettle especially by removing support or assistance from

42. to throw a changeup

43. to make a decisive move or action

44. to blind to the true situation hoodwink

45. to work in harmony cooperate

46. the act or an instance of pulling

47. a draft of liquid

48. an inhalation of smoke

49. the effort expended in moving
a long pull uphill

50. force required to overcome resistance to pulling
a trigger with a four pound pull

51. a competition in which a heavily weighted sled is pulled by participants usually using draft animals or machines
a tractor pull the county fair's annual ox pull The truck pull may be one one of the machine age's weirdest mutations. Modified pickup trucks and dragsters are hooked to trailers or "sleds" weighed down with 30,000 to 40,000 pounds … They rev up their engines and slog their way across a 200-foot mud track.

52. advantage

53. special influence

54. proof sense 6a

55. a device for pulling something or for operating by pulling
a drawer pull

56. a force that attracts, compels, or influences attraction

57. an injury resulting from abnormal straining or stretching
a muscle pull a groin pull

58. to hold onto and move (someone or something) in a particular direction and especially toward yourself

59. to remove (something) by gripping it and using force

60. to cause (something you are holding or something that is attached to you) to move with you as you go in a particular direction

61. the act of moving or trying to move something by holding it and bringing it toward you the act of pulling something

62. special influence and power over other people

63. an ability or power to attract someone or to make someone want to go somewhere, do something, etc.

64. to use force on so as to cause movement toward the force
pulled the rope pulling a wagon

65. to separate from a firm or a natural attachment
pull a tooth pull weeds

66. move entry 1 sense 1
A train pulled out of the station.

67. to draw apart tear, rend
I pulled a flower to pieces.

68. to move (something) up or down
Pull down the shade.

69. to operate by drawing toward
Going against the current, he had to pull the oars harder.

70. to stretch repeatedly
pull taffy

71. to survive a difficult or dangerous period
She was seriously ill, but pulled through.

72. the act or an instance of grasping and causing to move
two pulls on the cord

73. a device for making something move

74. a force that draws one body toward another
the pull of gravity

75. extract sense 1
pull a tooth

76. to strain or stretch abnormally
pull a tendon pull a muscle

77. an injury resulting from abnormal straining or stretching especially of a muscle — see groin pull

英汉例句

• 「now then, 」 said the rat presently, 「we really must pull ourselves together and make a start for home while there」s still a little light left.

  「现在，」河鼠当下说，“咱们真的必须打起精神，趁天还有一丝丝亮，赶回家去。

相似词

drag拖拉，拖曳；硬拉硬拽；强迫；勉强；拖着 （受伤的脚或腿） 行走；缓慢而吃力地行进；拖累；拖沓；（用网或钩）在水中搜寻；（用鼠标）拖动；（某物）拖地；疲惫地去某处；抓；（船）拖动（锚）；（船）走锚

draw平局；抽签

hale猛拉；迫使

haul(Haul) （威尔士）豪尔（人名）

lug手柄；耳朵；耳状物；笨蛋；支托；接线片；水果装运箱

tow(Tow) （美、新加坡、马来西亚）道（人名）

tug拖船；拖曳；苦干；一股强烈的感情；（系在马鞍上的）圆环

相反词

drive驱车旅行，驾车路程；传动装置；驱动器；（人的）强烈欲望；魄力，内驱力；（有组织的）活动；快车道；猛抽；（对牲口的）驱赶；猛击，大规模攻击；玩纸牌的聚会

propel推进；驱使；激励；驱策

push推，决心；大规模攻势；矢志的追求