pull up

US /pʊl ʌp/
UK /pʊl ʌp/
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1.

to stop a vehicle

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The taxi pulled up right in front of the building.
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He pulled up to the curb and waited.
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stophaltdraw up
2.

to remove something from the ground, especially by pulling

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She pulled up the weeds in her garden.
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The farmer pulled up the old fence posts.
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uprootextractremove
3.

to access or display information on a computer or screen

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Can you pull up the latest sales report?
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I need to pull up my account details.
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displayretrieveaccess
4.

to improve one's performance or behavior

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You need to pull up your grades if you want to get into college.
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The team needs to pull up their socks and start winning.
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improveenhancebetter
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pullpull inpull onpull your socks uppull outpull overpull down