pull

US /pʊl/
UK /pʊl/
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1.

拉, 拖

exert force on (someone or something) so as to cause movement toward oneself or the source of the force

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She tried to pull the heavy door open.
她试图拉开那扇沉重的门。
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The dog kept pulling on its leash.
狗不停地拉扯着它的皮带。
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dragtughaultowyank
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push
2.

拔出, 取出

remove (something) from a place or position

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He managed to pull a splinter from his finger.
他设法从手指中拔出一根刺。
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The dentist had to pull out a tooth.
牙医不得不拔掉一颗牙。
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extractwithdrawremovetake out
3.

吸引, 招引

attract (someone) or draw (something) toward oneself or itself

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The new exhibit is sure to pull in a large crowd.
新展览肯定会吸引大批观众。
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His charisma always seems to pull people towards him.
他的魅力似乎总是吸引人们靠近他。
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attractdrawlureenticebeckon
1.

拉, 牵引

an act of pulling something

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Give the rope a strong pull.
用力拉绳子。
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He felt a sudden pull on his arm.
他感到手臂被突然拉扯了一下。
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tugyankjerkheave
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push
2.

影响力, 吸引力

the power or ability to attract or influence people

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The celebrity has a lot of pull with the younger generation.
这位名人对年轻一代有很大的影响力。
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He used his political pull to get the project approved.
他利用自己的政治影响力使项目获得批准。
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influenceswaycloutleveragepower
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