pull in

US /pʊl ɪn/
UK /pʊl ɪn/
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1.

進站, 靠邊停車

If a train or other form of transport pulls in, it arrives at a station or stop.

:
The train pulled in at the station right on time.
火車準時進站了。
We watched as the bus slowly pulled in to the curb.
我們看著公共汽車慢慢地靠邊停下
2.

吸引, 籌集

to attract or bring in money or business

:
The new marketing campaign is expected to pull in a lot of new customers.
新的行銷活動預計將吸引大量新客戶。
The charity event managed to pull in over $10,000 for a good cause.
慈善活動成功地為一項善舉籌集了超過1萬美元。
3.

靠邊停車, 停車

to move to the side of the road or to a particular place and stop a vehicle

:
The police officer signaled for the car to pull in.
警察示意汽車靠邊停車
He had to pull in to let the ambulance pass.
他不得不靠邊停車讓救護車通過。