pull
gb/pˈʊl/ us/pˈʊl/
A1
英语
~ 3900
义项
0 个义项
动词
A1
action
1
Move something toward yourself
To make something come closer to you by using force.
用法模式：
to pull [something] [toward oneself]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'pull' with 'push', which has the opposite meaning.
近义词
tug (Implies a short, sharp pull, often with more force or urgency.)
反义词
push (Means to move something away from oneself, the opposite direction of pull.)
搭配
pull a door
|pull a rope
|pull a chair
|pull a lever
主题
daily life
|movement
|core_vocabulary
例句
- She pulled the heavy box toward the door.
- I pulled the rope to ring the bell.
- He pulled the chair closer to the table.
- They pulled the boat onto the shore.
学习者例句
- I pull the door to open it.
- He pulls the chair to the desk.
- She pulls the rope.
- They pull the cart.
- We pull the box to us.
动词
B1
action
2
Attract or draw someone/something
To make someone or something come closer in interest or feeling, not by touch.
用法模式：
to pull [someone/something] [toward/into something]
常见错误：
Some learners overuse 'attract' when 'pull' is more natural in casual speech for emotional or narrative contexts.
近义词
attract (More general term for drawing interest or attention.)
反义词
repel (Means to drive away or discourage interest.)
搭配
pull in customers
|pull an audience
|pull attention
主题
emotions
|social
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The new café pulled in a lot of customers.
- Her speech pulled the crowd's attention.
- The movie's story pulled me in completely.
学习者例句
- The music pulls many people in.
- His kind words pull her to him.
- The game pulls players into the story.
动词
A2
action
3
Remove something by pulling
To take something out by pulling it toward you.
用法模式：
to pull [something] [out/off/from something]
近义词
extract (More formal; often used for careful or technical removal.)
反义词
insert (Means to put something into place, opposite of removing it.)
搭配
pull out a tooth
|pull weeds
|pull off a lid
主题
daily life
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The dentist pulled out my wisdom tooth.
- She pulled the weeds from the garden.
- I pulled the plug from the socket.
学习者例句
- I pull the pen from my bag.
- He pulls the nail out of the wood.
- She pulls the sticker off the box.
名词
A2
event
4
An act of pulling
The act of making something come toward you.
近义词
tug (Usually refers to a short, sharp pull.)
搭配
give a pull
|a strong pull
主题
daily life
|core_vocabulary
例句
- With one hard pull, he opened the stuck drawer.
- Give the rope a gentle pull.
- It took several pulls to start the engine.
学习者例句
- He gave the door a pull.
- I gave the rope a pull.
- She made a strong pull on the handle.
名词
informal
B2
entity
5
Influence through connections
Power to get what you want because you know important people.
近义词
influence (Broader term; 'pull' is more informal and often implies personal connections.)
反义词
powerlessness (Lack of any influence or ability to affect outcomes.)
搭配
have pull with someone
|use your pull
主题
business
|social
|work
|relationships
例句
- He got the job through his uncle's pull at the company.
- She has a lot of pull in local politics.
- Without some pull, it's hard to get an appointment quickly.
学习者例句
- He has pull in his office.
- She uses her pull to help friends.
- They have no pull in this city.
语法
词典原形
pull
IPA
GB/pˈʊl/
US/pˈʊl/
音节与重音
pull （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (pull)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: pull
- Plural: pull, pulls
Verb
- Base: pull
- 3rd Person Singular: pulls
- Present Participle: pulling
- Past: pulled
词族
Forms
pulls
noun
pulling
verb
pulled
verb
Negative and opposite forms
push
verb A1
Advanced or less common
puller
noun
pulley
noun
相关表达
pull ahead
1/pˈʊl əhˈɛd/
phrasal verb
Take lead in competition/race
To move in front of others in a race or competition.
例句
- Our team pulled ahead in the final minutes.
- He pulled ahead of his competitors after the last round.
pull off
1/pˈʊl ˈɔf/
phrasal verb
Succeed in difficult task
To do something hard or surprising and succeed.
例句
- They pulled off a big win against the champions.
- She managed to pull off an amazing performance.
pull out
1/pˈʊl ˈaʊt/
phrasal verb
Withdraw from activity/place/arrangement
To stop being involved in something or leave a place.
例句
- The company pulled out of the deal.
- Our troops will pull out next year.
pull over
1/pˈʊl ˈoʊvɚ/
phrasal verb
Move vehicle to roadside and stop
To drive your car to the side of the road and stop it.
例句
- The police officer asked me to pull over.
- She pulled over to answer her phone.
pull through
1/pˈʊl θɹˈu/
phrasal verb
Recover from illness/difficulty
To get better after being very sick or after a very hard time.
例句
- She was very ill but she pulled through.
- We all worked together and pulled through the crisis.
pull up
1/pˈʊl ˈʌp/
phrasal verb
Stop vehicle at a place
To stop your vehicle somewhere.
例句
- He pulled up in front of my house.
- A taxi pulled up outside the hotel.