pull out

US /pʊl aʊt/
UK /pʊl aʊt/
"pull out" picture
1.

to extract or remove something from a place or position

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He had to pull out a splinter from his finger.
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The dentist will pull out your wisdom tooth.
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extractremovewithdrawtake outdraw out
2.

to withdraw from an activity, agreement, or competition

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The company decided to pull out of the deal.
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The team had to pull out of the tournament due to injuries.
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withdrawretreatdisengageopt outback out
3.

for a vehicle to move away from the side of the road or from a line of traffic

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The car slowly began to pull out into traffic.
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He checked his mirrors before pulling out of the parking spot.
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departleavemove outdrive off
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pullpull inpull onpull out all the stopspull your finger outpull a rabbit out of the hatpull over