vt.

1. 拉，拖，牵，拽；搬走
   She pulled his sleeve to get his attention.

   她拉他的袖子以引起他的注意。

2. 拔；采，摘；揪下；拉开；扯破[（+out/up）]
   A tiger can pull a roebuck to pieces in a matter of minutes.

   一只老虎可以在几分钟内把一只雄鹿撕碎。

   Why did you pull up these plants?

   你为何把这些植物拔起来？

3. 拉伤，扭伤
4. 吸引；招徕；获得
   The basketball game pulled a great crowd.

   这场篮球赛吸引了一大群人。

5. 拔出（凶器）[（+on）]
6. 【英】（从桶中）汲取（啤酒等）
7. 【美】【口】干（勾当）；犯（罪）；做成
   Don't try to pull anything.

   别想耍什么花招。

8. （为避免获胜而）控（马）慢跑；控（拳）轻击
9. 划（船）
10. 引诱（人）性交；性交
11. 逮捕

vi.

1. 拉，拖，牵；拔，摘
2. （能）被拉（或拖、拔）动[Q]
   The door pulled open.

   门拉开了。

3. （车）行驶；（船）划动[Q]
   The boat pulled toward the islet.

   船向小岛划去。

4. 大口喝；深吸[（+at）]

n.

1. 拉，拖[C]
   He gave a strong pull at the rope.

   他用力拉了拉绳子。

2. 拉力；引力；魅力[S]
   The moon's pull affects the tides on earth.

   月亮的引力影响地球上的潮汐。

3. 费力的前进（或攀登）[S]
4. （常用在复合词中）把手，把柄[C]
5. 一口（酒）；（吸）一口（烟）[C][（+at）]
6. 影响力；门路；有利条件[S][U]
   He got the job mainly because his uncle had lots of pull with the president.

   他得到这份工作主要因为他叔父与总裁关系很好。

7. 逮捕

v.

1. exert force on so as to cause movement towards oneself or the origin of the force.
   ▸be attached to the front and be the source of forward movement of (a vehicle).
   ▸remove by pulling.
   ▸ (pull at/on) inhale deeply while drawing on (a cigarette).
   ▸informal bring out (a weapon) for use.
   ▸Brit. draw (beer) from a barrel to serve.
   ▸Computing  retrieve (an item of data) from the top of a stack.
2. move steadily:
   the bus pulled away.
   ▸move one's body against resistance.
3. damage (a muscle, ligament, etc.) by abnormal strain.
4. attract as a customer; cause to show interest.
   ▸Brit. informal succeed in attracting sexually.
5. informal cancel or withdraw (an entertainment or advertisement).
   ▸arrest.
   ▸check the speed of (a horse), especially so as to make it lose a race.
6. Cricket  play (the ball) round to the leg side from the off.
   ▸Golf  & Baseball  strike (the ball) so that it travels to the left (or, with a left-handed player, the right).
7. print (a proof).

n.

1. an act of pulling something.
   ▸a handle to hold while pulling.
   ▸a deep draught of a drink.
2. a force, influence, or compulsion.
3. an injury to a muscle or ligament caused by abnormal strain.
4. (usu. in phr. on the pull) Brit. informal an attempt to attract someone sexually.
5. (in cricket, golf, baseball, etc.) a pulling stroke.
6. a printer's proof.