pull 音标拼音: [p'ʊl]
vt . 拉,拖,拔,牵,划,撕开,拉伤,吸引
vi . 拉,拖,拔,有吸引力
n . 拉,拖,拔,拉力
拉,拖,拔,牵,划,撕开,拉伤,吸引拉,拖,拔,有吸引力拉,拖,拔,拉力
pull 拉
pull n 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 " [
synonym :
{
pull }, {
pulling }]
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 " [
synonym : {
pull }, {
clout }]
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 " [
synonym : {
wrench }, {
twist }, {
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 " [
synonym : {
puff }, {
drag }, {
pull }]
7 :
a sustained effort ; "
it was a long pull but we made it "
v 1 :
cause to move by pulling ; "
draw a wagon "; "
pull a sled "
[
synonym : {
pull }, {
draw }, {
force }] [
ant : {
force }, {
push }]
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 "
[
synonym : {
attract }, {
pull }, {
pull in }, {
draw }, {
draw in }] [
ant :
{
beat back }, {
drive }, {
force back }, {
push back }, {
repel },
{
repulse }]
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 " [
synonym :
{
perpetrate }, {
commit }, {
pull }]
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 " [
synonym : {
draw }, {
pull }, {
pull out }, {
get out }, {
take out }]
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 " [
synonym :
{
pull }, {
overstretch }]
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 "
[
synonym : {
pull }, {
draw }]
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 " [
synonym : {
rend },
{
rip }, {
rive }, {
pull }]
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 " [
synonym :
{
pluck }, {
pull }, {
tear }, {
deplume }, {
deplumate }, {
displume }]
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 "
[
synonym : {
extract }, {
pull out }, {
pull }, {
pull up }, {
take out },
{
draw out }]
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 ?"
[
synonym : {
pull }, {
root for }]
17 :
take away ; "
pull the old soup cans from the supermarket shelf "
Pull \
Pull \,
v .
i .
To exert one '
s self in an act or motion of drawing or hauling ;
to tug ;
as ,
to pull at a rope .
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1913 Webster ]
{
To pull apart },
to become separated by pulling ;
as ,
a rope will pull apart .
{
To pull up },
to draw the reins ;
to stop ;
to halt .
{
To pull through },
to come successfully to the end of a difficult undertaking ,
a dangerous sickness ,
or the like .
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Pull \
Pull \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Pulled };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Pulling }.] [
AS .
pullian ;
cf .
LG .
pulen ,
and Gael .
peall ,
piol ,
spiol .]
1 .
To draw ,
or attempt to draw ,
toward one ;
to draw forcibly .
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Ne '
er pull your hat upon your brows . --
Shak .
[
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He put forth his hand . . .
and pulled her in .
--
Gen .
viii .
9 .
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2 .
To draw apart ;
to tear ;
to rend .
[
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He hath turned aside my ways ,
and pulled me in pieces ;
he hath made me desolate . --
Lam .
iii .
11 .
[
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3 .
To gather with the hand ,
or by drawing toward one ;
to pluck ;
as ,
to pull fruit ;
to pull flax ;
to pull a finch .
[
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4 .
To move or operate by the motion of drawing towards one ;
as ,
to pull a bell ;
to pull an oar .
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5 . (
Horse Racing )
To hold back ,
and so prevent from winning ;
as ,
the favorite was pulled .
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6 . (
Print .)
To take or make ,
as a proof or impression ; --
hand presses being worked by pulling a lever .
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7 . (
Cricket )
To strike the ball in a particular manner .
See {
Pull },
n .,
8 .
[
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Never pull a straight fast ball to leg . --
R .
H .
Lyttelton .
[
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{
To pull and haul },
to draw hither and thither . "
Both are equally pulled and hauled to do that which they are unable to do . " --
South .
{
To pull down },
to demolish ;
to destroy ;
to degrade ;
as ,
to pull down a house . "
In political affairs ,
as well as mechanical ,
it is easier to pull down than build up ."
--
Howell . "
To raise the wretched ,
and pull down the proud ." --
Roscommon .
{
To pull a finch }.
See under {
Finch }.
{
To pull off },
take or draw off .
[
1913 Webster ]
Pull \
Pull \,
n .
1 .
The act of pulling or drawing with force ;
an effort to move something by drawing toward one .
[
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I awakened with a violent pull upon the ring which was fastened at the top of my box . --
Swift .
[
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2 .
A contest ;
a struggle ;
as ,
a wrestling pull . --
Carew .
[
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3 .
A pluck ;
loss or violence suffered . [
Poetic ]
[
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Two pulls at once ;
His lady banished ,
and a limb lopped off . --
Shak .
[
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4 .
A knob ,
handle ,
or lever ,
etc .,
by which anything is pulled ;
as ,
a drawer pull ;
a bell pull .
[
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5 .
The act of rowing ;
as ,
a pull on the river . [
Colloq .]
[
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6 .
The act of drinking ;
as ,
to take a pull at the beer ,
or the mug . [
Slang ] --
Dickens .
[
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7 .
Something in one '
s favor in a comparison or a contest ;
an advantage ;
means of influencing ;
as ,
in weights the favorite had the pull . [
Slang ]
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1913 Webster ]
8 . (
Cricket )
A kind of stroke by which a leg ball is sent to the off side ,
or an off ball to the side .
[
1913 Webster ]
The pull is not a legitimate stroke ,
but bad cricket . --
R .
A .
Proctor .
[
1913 Webster ]
542 Moby Thesaurus words for "
pull ":
abandon ,
accomplish ,
adduct ,
adduction ,
affinity ,
allure ,
allurement ,
amperage ,
appeal ,
apprehend ,
armipotence ,
arrest ,
arrive ,
assume ,
attack ,
attract ,
attractance ,
attraction ,
attractiveness ,
attractivity ,
authority ,
avulse ,
back away ,
back off ,
back out ,
backstairs influence ,
be magnetic ,
be paid ,
beat a retreat ,
beat it ,
beef ,
bend ,
beverage ,
bias ,
bib ,
black power ,
blue ,
blueprint ,
boost ,
booze ,
bridle ,
bring off ,
bring out ,
brute force ,
buck up ,
bumper ,
bust ,
call ,
campaign for ,
capillarity ,
capillary attraction ,
captivate ,
capture ,
carry out ,
catch ,
catch a crab ,
centripetal force ,
chaff ,
chain -
smoke ,
charge ,
charisma ,
chaw ,
check ,
chew ,
clout ,
cogence ,
cogency ,
cold -
type proof ,
collar ,
color proof ,
come ,
come up to ,
complete ,
compulsion ,
computer proof ,
connections ,
constrain ,
contain ,
continue ,
control ,
cool ,
cool off ,
criticize ,
crook ,
cull ,
curb ,
curtail ,
curve ,
cut a crab ,
cut out ,
debase ,
decelerate ,
deflect ,
degrade ,
demolish ,
depart ,
deracinate ,
destroy ,
detach ,
devastate ,
deviate ,
diffract ,
diffuse ,
dig out ,
dig up ,
diminish ,
dint ,
discredit ,
disentangle ,
disgrace ,
dishonor ,
disperse ,
distort ,
diverge ,
divert ,
do ,
dogleg ,
dompt ,
draft ,
drag ,
drag out ,
draggle ,
drain the cup ,
dram ,
draw ,
draw back ,
draw in ,
draw out ,
draw towards ,
draw up ,
drawing ,
drawing power ,
drayage ,
dredge ,
dredge up ,
drench ,
drink ,
drink in ,
drink off ,
drink to ,
drink up ,
drive ,
drop ,
duress ,
earn ,
effect ,
effectiveness ,
effectuality ,
elongate ,
encourage ,
energy ,
engrave ,
enjoin ,
entice ,
eradicate ,
evacuate ,
evolve ,
evulse ,
excavate ,
excise ,
exsect ,
extend ,
extract ,
extraction ,
extricate ,
fall back ,
fascinate ,
favor ,
feather ,
feather an oar ,
flay ,
flee ,
flower power ,
force ,
force majeure ,
forcefulness ,
foundry proof ,
full blast ,
full force ,
gain ,
galley ,
galley proof ,
gargle ,
get ,
get better ,
get out ,
give up ,
give way ,
go ,
go and do ,
gouge out ,
govern ,
gravitation ,
gravity ,
grub up ,
guard ,
gulp ,
guzzle ,
hairpin ,
hale ,
halt ,
haul ,
haulage ,
hauling ,
have ,
have an attraction ,
have on ,
heave ,
heaving ,
hectograph ,
hinder ,
hold ,
hold at bay ,
hold back ,
hold fast ,
hold in ,
hold in leash ,
hold up ,
hoodwink ,
hope for ,
humiliate ,
imbibe ,
impel ,
impress ,
imprint ,
improve ,
in ,
influence ,
inhalation ,
inhale ,
inhale snuff ,
inhibit ,
inside track ,
interest ,
issue ,
jerk ,
jigger ,
jolt ,
jump ,
keep ,
keep back ,
keep from ,
keep in ,
keep in check ,
keep under control ,
knock ,
land ,
lap ,
lay under restraint ,
leave ,
lengthen ,
lengthen out ,
let out ,
level ,
leverage ,
libation ,
live ,
lower ,
lug ,
lure ,
magnet ,
magnetism ,
magnetize ,
main force ,
main strength ,
make fun of ,
mana ,
manage ,
might ,
might and main ,
mightiness ,
mimeograph ,
mine ,
moxie ,
multigraph ,
muscle ,
muscle power ,
mutual attraction ,
nab ,
nail ,
nick ,
nip ,
oar ,
obtain ,
outpace ,
outrun ,
overexert ,
overexertion ,
overextend ,
overextension ,
overprint ,
overstrain ,
overstress ,
overtax ,
overtaxing ,
pace ,
paddle ,
page proof ,
pan ,
peg ,
perform ,
perpetrate ,
persuasion ,
pick out ,
pick up ,
pinch ,
pizzazz ,
plate proof ,
pledge ,
pluck ,
pluck out ,
pluck up ,
ply the oar ,
poke fun at ,
poop ,
portion ,
potation ,
potence ,
potency ,
potentiality ,
potion ,
power ,
power pack ,
power structure ,
power struggle ,
powerfulness ,
prepotency ,
press ,
press proof ,
prestige ,
print ,
procure ,
produce ,
productiveness ,
productivity ,
progressive proof ,
prohibit ,
prolong ,
prolongate ,
proof ,
proof sheet ,
protract ,
prove ,
publish ,
puff ,
puissance ,
pull a proof ,
pull apart ,
pull away ,
pull back ,
pull down ,
pull for ,
pull in ,
pull off ,
pull out ,
pull strings ,
pull through ,
pull to pieces ,
pull towards ,
pull up ,
pulling ,
pulling power ,
punch ,
punt ,
push ,
put down ,
put on ,
put out ,
put to bed ,
put to press ,
quaff ,
quarry ,
quit ,
rack ,
rag ,
rake out ,
rally ,
raze ,
reach ,
recede ,
receive ,
recoil ,
recover ,
recuperate ,
reduce ,
refract ,
rein ,
rein in ,
reissue ,
relinquish ,
remove ,
rend ,
reprint ,
repro proof ,
restrain ,
retard ,
retreat ,
retrench ,
revise ,
rib ,
ridicule ,
rip off ,
rip out ,
root for ,
root out ,
root up ,
round ,
round of drinks ,
row ,
row away ,
row dry ,
run ,
run down ,
run off ,
scatter ,
scull ,
secure ,
seduction ,
seductiveness ,
select ,
separate ,
set back ,
ship oars ,
shoot ,
shot ,
shove ,
shy ,
sinew ,
sip ,
skew ,
sky an oar ,
slam ,
slate ,
slip ,
slow down ,
slurp ,
smoke ,
snake ,
snifter ,
snort ,
snub ,
special favor ,
spin out ,
spot ,
stamp ,
start ,
steam ,
stone proof ,
stop ,
strain ,
strain every nerve ,
straining ,
straiten ,
strength ,
stress ,
stress and strain ,
stressfulness ,
stretch ,
stretch out ,
strike ,
string out ,
strong arm ,
succeed ,
suck ,
suck in ,
suckle ,
suction ,
sup ,
superiority ,
superpower ,
support ,
survive ,
sweat blood ,
swig ,
swill ,
sympathy ,
take flight ,
take in tow ,
take into custody ,
take off ,
take on ,
take out ,
take snuff ,
tauten ,
tax ,
taxing ,
tear ,
tear off ,
tear out ,
tease ,
tense ,
tension ,
tighten ,
tipple ,
toast ,
toss down ,
toss off ,
tot ,
tow ,
towage ,
towing ,
traction ,
tractive power ,
trail ,
train ,
trawl ,
trial impression ,
troll ,
tug ,
tug -
of -
war ,
tugging ,
turn ,
turn tail ,
twist ,
twit ,
unearth ,
unravel ,
uproot ,
validity ,
vandyke ,
vehemence ,
vigor ,
vim ,
virility ,
virtue ,
virulence ,
vitality ,
warp ,
wash down ,
wattage ,
weed out ,
weight ,
wet ,
win ,
wire -
pulling ,
withdraw ,
withhold ,
wreck ,
wrench ,
wrest out ,
yank ,
zigzag
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