复习 English phrases with "pull"

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The verb “to pull” has many different uses.

However, we generally use this verb in reference to holding something and using force to move it towards you or away from you. For example, “She pulled the heavy box towards her.”

Now let’s see some phrasal verbs with the verb “to pull”.

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Pull down (a building/church, etc)
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Pull in (a criminal/suspect)
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Pull out (of an agreement)
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Pull over (a car)
If the police “pull over” a car, they order the driver to stop driving the car
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Pull ahead (during a competition/race, etc)
To go into the leading position during a competition/race, etc.
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