pull

　 基本詞匯 　
英 [p?l] 　 　 美 [p?l] 　 　
  • v. 拉；拖；牽；拔；吸引
  • n. 拉；拉力；引力；劃船；影響力
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pull的英文翻譯是什么意思，詞典釋義與在線(xiàn)翻譯：

詳盡釋義

v. (動(dòng)詞)
  1. 吸引，有吸引力
  2. 拉，拖，牽，拽，扯
  3. 招徠
  4. 大口喝
  5. 揪下
  6. 拉開(kāi)，拉過(guò)來(lái)，（被）拉動(dòng)，能被拉
  7. 獲得
  8. 做成
  9. 性交
  10. 逮捕
  11. 劃動(dòng)，劃（船），被劃
  12. 深吸
  13. 移開(kāi)，移動(dòng)，搬走
  14. 采，摘，拔
  15. 拉傷，扭傷
  16. 拔出（兇器）
  17. <英>（從桶中）汲取
  18. <美口>干（勾當）
  19. 犯（罪）
  20. 控（馬）慢跑，勒（馬）
  21. 動(dòng)
  22. 行駛
  23. 扯破，扯開(kāi)
  24. 拔（去毛）
  25. 撕
n. (名詞)
  1. 引力，吸引力
  2. 拉力
  3. 魅力
  4. 拉，拖，牽引
  5. 影響力
  6. 一口
  7. 有利條件
  8. 費力的前進(jìn)
  9. 把柄，把手
  10. 門(mén)路
  11. 逮捕
  12. 【骨牌】抓牌
  13. 扣板機
  14. 脈幅調制，脈沖幅度調制

雙解釋義

v. (動(dòng)詞)
  1. vt. & vi. 拉; 拋; 扯; 拔 move sth especially towards oneself by using force
  2. vt. & vi. 拉過(guò)來(lái),拉動(dòng); 抽出,拔 use force on (sth), especially with the hands, in order to move it towards oneself or in the direction of the force
  3. vt. & vi. 劃(船) row boat
  4. vt. 贏(yíng)得,招來(lái),吸引 win, gain, or attract
n. (名詞)
  1. [C]拖,拉,拔 (an act of) pulling
  2. [S]爬,攀登 a difficult steep climb
  3. [S]影響力,吸引力 special influence

英英釋義

Noun:
  1. the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you;

    "the pull up the hill had him breathing harder"
    "his strenuous pulling strained his back"

  2. the force used in pulling;

    "the pull of the moon"
    "the pull of the current"

  3. special advantage or influence;

    "the chairman's nephew has a lot of pull"

  4. a device used for pulling something;

    "he grabbed the pull and opened the drawer"

  5. a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments;

    "the wrench to his knee occurred as he fell"
    "he was sidelined with a hamstring pull"

  6. a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke);

    "he took a puff on his pipe"
    "he took a drag on his cigarette and expelled the smoke slowly"

  7. a sustained effort;

    "it was a long pull but we made it"

Verb:
  1. cause to move by pulling;

    "draw a wagon"
    "pull a sled"

  2. direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes;

    "Her good looks attract the stares of many men"
    "The ad pulled in many potential customers"
    "This pianist pulls huge crowds"
    "The store owner was happy that the ad drew in many new customers"

  3. move into a certain direction;

    "the car pulls to the right"

  4. apply force so as to cause motion towards the source of the motion;

    "Pull the rope"
    "Pull the handle towards you"
    "pull the string gently"
    "pull the trigger of the gun"
    "pull your knees towards your chin"

  5. perform an act, usually with a negative connotation;

    "perpetrate a crime"
    "pull a bank robbery"

  6. bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover;

    "draw a weapon"
    "pull out a gun"
    "The mugger pulled a knife on his victim"

  7. steer into a certain direction;

    "pull one's horse to a stand"
    "Pull the car over"

  8. strain abnormally;

    "I pulled a muscle in my leg when I jumped up"
    "The athlete pulled a tendon in the competition"

  9. cause to move in a certain direction by exerting a force upon, either physically or in an abstract sense;

    "A declining dollar pulled down the export figures for the last quarter"

  10. operate when rowing a boat;

    "pull the oars"

  11. rein in to keep from winning a race;

    "pull a horse"

  12. tear or be torn violently;

    "The curtain ripped from top to bottom"
    "pull the cooked chicken into strips"

  13. hit in the direction that the player is facing when carrying through the swing;

    "pull the ball"

  14. strip of feathers;

    "pull a chicken"
    "pluck the capon"

  15. remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense;

    "pull weeds"
    "extract a bad tooth"
    "take out a splinter"
    "extract information from the telegram"

  16. take sides with; align oneself with; show strong sympathy for;

    "We all rooted for the home team"
    "I'm pulling for the underdog"
    "Are you siding with the defender of the title?"

  17. take away;

    "pull the old soup cans from the supermarket shelf"

pull的用法和樣例：

例句

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)
  1. The tractor pulls well.
    這臺拖拉機拉力大。
  2. Don't pull my hair!
    別扯我的頭發(fā)！
  3. Do not pull the chairs about, boys!
    不要把椅子拖來(lái)拖去，孩子們！
  4. They call it zugunruhe , the pull of the soul to a far-off place.
    人們稱(chēng)之曰遷移興奮，靈魂被牽往遠方。
  5. Frog may be called even louder than cattle, but they can not pull plows in the fields, it will not pull in the wineshop grinding, they are also unable to do anything leather shoes.
    青蛙也許會(huì )叫得比牛更響，但是它們不能在田里拉犁，也不會(huì )在酒坊里牽磨，它們的皮也做不出鞋來(lái)。
  6. He will give me a shot and pull out my tooth.
    他會(huì )幫我打針,然后拔我的牙齒。
  7. The football match pulled in great crowds.
    足球賽吸引了大批觀(guān)眾。
用作名詞 (n.)
  1. A pull on the rope will make the bell ring.
    一拉繩子鐘就響。
  2. I felt a pull at my sleeve and turned round.
    我覺(jué)得有人扯我的袖子，便轉過(guò)身來(lái)。
  3. The tides depend on the pull of the moon.
    潮汐是月亮引力作用的結果。
  4. Some advertisements have no pull at all.
    有些廣告毫無(wú)吸引力。
  5. Let's have a pull after dinner.
    咱們飯后去劃船吧。
  6. He has a lot of pull with the managing director.
    他對總經(jīng)理有很大的影響力。

常用短語(yǔ)

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)
pull about (v.+adv.)
    把…拖來(lái)拖去; 粗暴〔笨拙〕地對待(某人或某物) take hold of (sb/sth); handle sb/sth roughly or clumsily
    pull sb/sth about

    Their new puppy has been pulling the toy about.

    他們那只新的小狗一直把玩具拖來(lái)拖去。

    The baby doesn't like it when people start pulling him about.

    那個(gè)嬰兒不喜歡別人笨手笨腳地把他拉來(lái)拉去。

pull apart (v.+adv.)
    對某人的想法、計劃或工作批評得體無(wú)完膚,百般挑剔 criticize sb or find serious faults in an idea, plan, piece of work, etc.
    pull apart

    This toy is made to pull apart.

    這件玩具能拆開(kāi)。

    These pieces of ice don't pull apart easily.

    這些冰塊不易分開(kāi)。

    pull sb/sth apart

    I helped her pull the two fighting boys apart .

    我幫她把兩個(gè)打架的男孩拉開(kāi)。

    The table is so made that you can easily pull it apart.

    這張桌子這樣制作是為了拆起來(lái)方便。

    We pulled the wrapping paper apart to see what was in the parcel.

    我們把包裹外面的紙撕開(kāi),看看里面是什么東西。

    As the curtains were pulled apart, we saw the actors on the stage.

    帷幕啟開(kāi)時(shí),我們看到了臺上的演員。

    pull sb/sth apart

    He pulled my argument apart and made me feel very stupid.

    他把我的論點(diǎn)批駁得一無(wú)是處,使我感到自己非常愚蠢。

pull at (v.+prep.)
    抽(煙斗、香煙等) draw tobacco smoke from a pipe, cigarette, etc., into one's mouth
pull away (v.+adv.)
    (尤指車(chē)輛)開(kāi)始移動(dòng) start to move
    pull away

    The taxi had pulled away before I could signal to the driver.

    在我向司機舉手示意之前,出租車(chē)已經(jīng)開(kāi)走了。

    As the car pulled away,the woman in the wheelchair waved and clutched the lilacs to her heart.

    當汽車(chē)開(kāi)動(dòng)時(shí),輪椅中的婦人揮起了手,把紫丁香花抱在胸口。

pull away from (v.+adv.+prep.)
    越來(lái)越領(lǐng)先于(某人或某物) get further ahead of sb/sth
    pull away from sth

    She was an extremely intelligent child, and soon pulled away from the rest of the class.

    她是個(gè)極聰明的孩子,不久就大大超過(guò)了班上其他的同學(xué)。

pull back (v.+adv.)
    (使)(某人,尤指一組士兵)撤出陣地 (cause sb) withdraw from a position
    pull back

    The platoon pulled back to safety.

    這一排士兵撤回到了安全地帶。

pull down (v.+adv.)
    使虛弱; 拖垮 make sb feel weak and depressed
pull in (v.+adv.)
    〈非正〉節省,節省開(kāi)支 pull tight one's belt; spend less money
    pull in

    The train pulled in exactly on time.

    列車(chē)準時(shí)進(jìn)站。

    The express from Beijing pulled in on time.

    從北京開(kāi)來(lái)的那列快車(chē)準時(shí)進(jìn)站了。

    pull in

    He pulls in quite a lot as a milkman.

    他賣(mài)牛奶賺了相當多的錢(qián)。

    pull sth ? in

    He pulls in a lot of overtime pay each month.

    他每月掙得不少加班費。

    pull in sb/sth

    The Beatles always pulled in enormous crowds.

    披頭士樂(lè )隊總能吸引大批的人群。

    The film pulled in large audience when it was shown in the city.

    那部影片在該市上映期間,吸引了大批觀(guān)眾。

    pull in sb

    The police have pulled in a half dozen people whom they suspect.

    警方已逮捕六個(gè)他們懷疑的人。

    Two strangers loitering near the army barracks were pulled in on suspicion.

    兩個(gè)在部隊營(yíng)房附近游蕩的陌生人因受嫌疑而遭拘留。

    pull in

    You will have to pull in if you want to escape bankruptcy.

    如果你想避免破產(chǎn),就必須節省開(kāi)支。

    pull in one's belt

    In those days of hardship, they managed to survive only by pulling in their belts.

    在那艱苦歲月里,他們是靠節衣縮食才勉強活了下來(lái)。

pull into (v.+prep.)
    (尤指即將停下來(lái)的車(chē)輛司機將把車(chē)停下)開(kāi)向路邊,開(kāi)進(jìn) move to or towards one side; move into
    pull into sth

    The lorry driver pulled into the side of the road and got out for a cup of tea.

    卡車(chē)司機把車(chē)子開(kāi)到路邊,然后從車(chē)上下來(lái)喝杯茶。

pull off (v.+adv.)
    勝利完成,執行(某事,尤指困難的或不同尋常的任務(wù)) complete or perform sth successfully
pull on1 (v.+adv.)
    穿上; 戴上 wear in
    pull sth ? on

    She pulled on her hat and coat.

    她戴好帽子,穿上外套。

    It's so cold outside that she had to pull on her gloves.

    外面很冷,她不得不戴上手套。

    He pulled on his heavy coat and went out.

    他披上厚外套出去了。

    His clothes seemed to be just pulled on to keep him covered,like a blanket to keep one warm.

    他的衣服非常隨便地套在身上,就像人們?yōu)榱吮Ｅ?將毯子裹在身上一樣。

pull on2 (v.+prep.)
    揭露(某人的)秘密活動(dòng) expose (sb's) secret behaviour
    pull rank on sb

    The captain was much hated because he was always pulling rank on his men.

    那個(gè)上尉很不受歡迎,因為他老是依仗權勢,對部下亂發(fā)號施令。

    pull the plug on sb

    The press pulled the plug on the Liberal candidate, and he lost the election.

    新聞界披露了那位自由黨候選人的秘密活動(dòng),于是,他競選失敗了。

pull oneself together
    控制自己(的感情等) get control of oneself, one's feelings, etc.
pull out (v.+adv.)
    (使)離開(kāi) leave or make sb leave a place or situation where there is trouble
    pull out

    The driver of the car pulled out from behind the lorry.

    那司機把轎車(chē)從貨車(chē)后面轉出。

    pull out of sth

    When all passengers were on board, the train pulled out of the station.

    所有乘客都上車(chē)后,火車(chē)開(kāi)出了車(chē)站。

    pull out of sth

    The invading troops are pulling out of the occupied area under international supervision.

    入侵部隊正在國際監督下撤出占領(lǐng)區。

    pull out

    The drawer won't pull out.

    這抽屜拉不出來(lái)。

    pull sth ? out

    Vargas pulled out his gun.

    瓦格斯掏出他的槍。

    He pulled out the pistol and aimed at the enemy officer.

    他拔出手槍,瞄準敵軍官。

    pull out

    She's been very depressed recently, but I'm sure she'll soon pull out of it.

    她近來(lái)一直很抑郁,但我相信不久她就會(huì )振作起來(lái)的。

    pull out

    The foreign firm decided to pull out because of strikes.

    由于工人不斷罷工,這家外國公司決定撤走。

    pull sth ? out

    We must pull our company out of the financial crisis as soon as possible.

    我們必須使公司盡早擺脫財政危機的困境。

    pull out of sth

    I don't think they are going to pull out of the deal at the last minute.

    我認為他們不會(huì )在最后一分鐘退出這筆交易。

pull over (v.+adv.)
    靠向路邊 drive to the side of the road
    pull over

    The bus pulled over and picked up some passengers.

    公共汽車(chē)?？吭诼愤吷?讓一些乘客上車(chē)。

    pull sth ? over

    Pull your car over and let the visitors pass!

    把你的汽車(chē)開(kāi)到一邊讓游客過(guò)去。

    The policeman signalled the driver to pull over his car so that he could check his license.

    警察招呼司機把車(chē)開(kāi)過(guò)來(lái),以檢查他的執照。

    When the police car came rushing down the street, all the cars pulled over to let it pass.

    當警車(chē)沖過(guò)街道時(shí),所有的汽車(chē)都駛到路邊給它讓路。

pull round (v.+adv.)
    (使)(某人)恢復健康; (使)脫離險境 (cause to) recover from illness, weakness, a faint
    pull round

    It was quite some time before the firm pulled round after the economic crisis.

    那場(chǎng)經(jīng)濟危機過(guò)去好長(cháng)時(shí)間之后,公司才恢復元氣。

    pull sb ? round

    You need a long rest to pull you round after that operation.

    手術(shù)后你需要很長(cháng)一段時(shí)間才能復原。

    The doctor's meticulous treatment soon pulled him round.

    醫生們的精心治療使他很快就恢復了健康。

pull through1 (v.+adv.)
    〈非正〉恢復健康; 精神狀況轉好,情緒轉好 recover (from an illness or trouble)
    pull through

    Her family wondered if she could pull through after the operation.

    她的家人懷疑她手術(shù)后是否能夠康復。

    He'll soon pull through in the hospital.

    他在醫院會(huì )很快康復的。

    pull sb/sth ? through

    It was doctor Lin that pulled my sick child through.

    正是林大夫把我孩子的病治好了。

    He succeeded in pulling through the difficulty.

    他平安地渡過(guò)了困難。

    He pulled through his illness after the doctor had almost given him up.

    在醫生對他幾乎絕望以后,他平安地渡過(guò)了危機。

    We must pull the business through.

    我們必須使公司渡過(guò)難關(guān)。

    The new manager introduced some drastic measures to try to pull the business through.

    新上任的經(jīng)理采取斷然措施,以振興企業(yè)。

pull through2 (v.+prep.)
    〈非正〉使健康; 使轉好 make to recover; help to recover or improve
    pull sb through sth

    It was a miracle that they were able to pull her through the operation.

    他們居然能使她手術(shù)后活了下來(lái),真是個(gè)奇跡。

    A generous loan from the bank pulled him through the business trouble.

    銀行的一筆慷慨貸款使他渡過(guò)了難關(guān)。

    The new manager of our company has pulled us through lots of difficulties.

    我們公司的新經(jīng)理已使我們渡過(guò)了種種難關(guān)。

pull together (v.+adv.)
    (使)齊心協(xié)力 (cause to) work in harmony; get on together
    pull together

    We must pull together for mutual interest.

    我們必須為相互的利益而通力合作。

    pull sth ? together

    After studying the lessons drawn from previous failures, the coach pulled his team together for the forthcoming tournament.

    教練研究了前幾次失敗的教訓之后,要隊員們齊心協(xié)力,投入到即將到來(lái)的錦標賽。

    Let's pull together for the early realization of the four modernizations.

    為了早日實(shí)現四個(gè)現代化,讓我們齊心協(xié)力地干吧。

pull up (v.+adv.)
    把…拉過(guò)〔起〕來(lái) get sth upwards
    pull up

    The driver pulled up at the gate of our school.

    司機把車(chē)停在我們校門(mén)口了。

    pull sb/sth ? up

    If you drive too fast, the police will pull you up.

    如果你開(kāi)得太快,警察就要把你攔住。

    The police pulled up the motorist and asked to see his licence.

    警察叫司機停車(chē),要檢查他的駕駛證。

    You must learn how to pull up your horse when he is going too fast.

    你的馬跑得太快時(shí),你應該知道怎樣讓它停下來(lái)。

    A schoolboy was pulled up, because he rode his bike too fast in the crowded street.

    一個(gè)男學(xué)生被截住了,因為他在交通擁擠的街上騎快車(chē)。

    pull sb ? up

    Jim talked rudely to Mother and Father pulled him up.

    吉姆粗魯地對母親說(shuō)話(huà),父親責備了他。

    She was pulled up by the teacher for running down the corridor.

    她因為在走廊上奔跑而受到老師的責備。

    pull up

    He's pulled up from the seventh to the second place.

    他已從第七名躍升到第二名。

    She's going to pull up alongside us.

    她即將趕上我們了。

    pull sb/sth ? up

    You'll have to pull your English up for the interview.

    為了面試,你必須提高你的英語(yǔ)水平。

    If you study hard, you'll soon pull up your French.

    只要你用功,你的法語(yǔ)水平就會(huì )很快提高的。

    pull sth ? up

    The pupils are pulling up the weeds.

    學(xué)生們在拔草。

    pull sth ? up

    I pulled up a chair and sat down to read the newspaper.

    我拉過(guò)一把椅子坐下來(lái)看報紙。

    Please pull up a chair and join the conversation.

    請拿過(guò)把椅子來(lái)一起聊天。

用作名詞 (n.)
pull on
    對…有吸引力 special influence for sb

詞匯搭配

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)
～+名詞 ～+副詞 ～+介詞
用作名詞 (n.)
動(dòng)詞+～ 形容詞+～ 名詞+～ ～+名詞 介詞+～

經(jīng)典引文

  • With a..strong pull, round goes the wheel.

    出自： J. Gilmour

  • He..was pulling on his stockings.

    出自： D. H. Lawrence

  • He pulled his hat down a little more over his eyes.

    出自： J. Steinbeck

  • I can remember..pulling a wooden engine along the sands.

    出自： Day Lewis

  • He was so large that it took two slaves to pull him out.

    出自： G. Vidal

  • He grabbed my wrist and pulled me round to face him.

    出自： P. Mortimer

  • He was roused from..bed by Ellie pulling his hair.

    出自： R. Hill

  • Eugene gently pulled the Spaniard's arm, and pointed to the cliffs.

    出自： E. Welty
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