사용 패턴:
to pull [something] [toward oneself]
She pulled the heavy box toward the door.
Az ajtó felé húzta a nehéz dobozt.
I pulled the rope to ring the bell.
Meghúztam a kötelet, hogy megszólaljon a harang.
He pulled the chair closer to the table.
They pulled the boat onto the shore.
학습자용 예문
I pull the door to open it.
Meghúzom az ajtót, hogy kinyissam.
He pulls the chair to the desk.
Az asztalhoz húzza a széket.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'pull' with 'push', which has the opposite meaning.
뜻
Move something toward yourself
연어
pull a door
|pull a rope
|pull a chair
|pull a lever
유의어
tug (Implies a short, sharp pull, often with more force or urgency.)
반의어
push (Means to move something away from oneself, the opposite direction of pull.)
주제
daily life
|movement
|core_vocabulary
정의
To make something come closer to you by using force.
To cause something to move toward oneself or the origin of a force by exerting physical effort.
사용 패턴:
to pull [someone/something] [toward/into something]
The new café pulled in a lot of customers.
Az új kávézó sok vendéget vonzott.
Her speech pulled the crowd's attention.
A beszéde magára vonta a tömeg figyelmét.
The movie's story pulled me in completely.
학습자용 예문
The music pulls many people in.
A zene sok embert vonz.
His kind words pull her to him.
A kedves szavai hozzá vonzzák őt.
The game pulls players into the story.
자주 하는 실수:
Some learners overuse 'attract' when 'pull' is more natural in casual speech for emotional or narrative contexts.
뜻
Attract or draw someone/something
연어
pull in customers
|pull an audience
|pull attention
유의어
attract (More general term for drawing interest or attention.)
반의어
repel (Means to drive away or discourage interest.)
주제
emotions
|social
|core_vocabulary
정의
To make someone or something come closer in interest or feeling, not by touch.
To cause someone or something to be attracted or drawn in, often by influence, interest, or appeal.
사용 패턴:
to pull [something] [out/off/from something]
The dentist pulled out my wisdom tooth.
A fogorvos kihúzta a bölcsességfogamat.
She pulled the weeds from the garden.
Kihúzta a gyomokat a kertből.
I pulled the plug from the socket.
학습자용 예문
I pull the pen from my bag.
Kihúzom a tollat a táskámból.
He pulls the nail out of the wood.
Kihúzza a szöget a fából.
She pulls the sticker off the box.
뜻
Remove something by pulling
연어
pull out a tooth
|pull weeds
|pull off a lid
유의어
extract (More formal; often used for careful or technical removal.)
반의어
insert (Means to put something into place, opposite of removing it.)
주제
daily life
|core_vocabulary
정의
To take something out by pulling it toward you.
To take something out or away from its place by exerting force toward oneself.
With one hard pull, he opened the stuck drawer.
Egy erős rántással kinyitotta a beragadt fiókot.
Give the rope a gentle pull.
Húzd meg finoman a kötelet.
It took several pulls to start the engine.
학습자용 예문
He gave the door a pull.
Húzott egyet az ajtón.
I gave the rope a pull.
Húztam egyet a kötélen.
She made a strong pull on the handle.
연어
give a pull
|a strong pull
유의어
tug (Usually refers to a short, sharp pull.)
주제
daily life
|core_vocabulary
정의
The act of making something come toward you.
An instance or action of moving something toward oneself by force.
He got the job through his uncle's pull at the company.
A nagybátyja cégen belüli befolyása révén kapta meg az állást.
She has a lot of pull in local politics.
Nagy befolyása van a helyi politikában.
Without some pull, it's hard to get an appointment quickly.
학습자용 예문
He has pull in his office.
Van befolyása az irodában.
She uses her pull to help friends.
A befolyását használja arra, hogy segítsen a barátainak.
They have no pull in this city.
뜻
Influence through connections
연어
have pull with someone
|use your pull
유의어
influence (Broader term; 'pull' is more informal and often implies personal connections.)
반의어
powerlessness (Lack of any influence or ability to affect outcomes.)
주제
business
|social
|work
|relationships
정의
Power to get what you want because you know important people.
The ability to influence decisions or gain advantages because of personal relationships or status.