1.拔(牙等)
2.把船划出;(车,船等)开出;(人)出发
3.〈美〉离(职)
4.拖长(谈话等)
5.【航】(飞机的)改出动作(由俯冲姿势变成水平姿势)
6.(抽屉等)脱出
1.拔(牙等)
2.把船划出;(车,船等)开出;(人)出发
3.〈美〉离(职)
4.拖长(谈话等)
5.【航】(飞机的)改出动作(由俯冲姿势变成水平姿势)
6.(抽屉等)脱出
1.if a train pulls out, it leaves a station; if a vehicle or driver pulls out, they move onto a road or onto a part of a road where the traffic is moving faster
2.to stop being involved in an activity, event, or situation
3.if soldiers pull out of a place, or if someone pulls them out, they leave
1.NASA's partners do not appear ready to commit the resources that would be needed to fill the gap should the US pull out.
空间站的其他成员也没有为弥补NASA退出后出现的资金缺口做好准备。
2.Rather, pull out some stalks for her from the bundles and leave them for her to pick up, and don't rebuke her.
并要从捆里抽出些来，留在地下任她拾取，不可叱吓她。
3.We're talking about a secret weapon so big that Khrushchev was ready to pull out of Cuba to get it back.
赫鲁晓夫宁愿放弃古巴也要夺回它，可见我们讨论的这个秘密武器有多少重要了。
4.Then he gave his son the hammer and told him to pull out the nail.
然后他将锤子拿给儿子，要儿子将钉子拔出来。
5.Pull out the highball glass or wineglass you use most often, and measure how much it holds.
拿出你最常使用的酒杯，测测看它可以盛多少酒。
6.When you're with your friend you don't think about what you should say next or what funny comment you could pull out of your sleeve.
当你与你的朋友你不想想你应该说明年或什么有趣的评论你可以退出你的袖子。
7.And, through the window, I saw the robber approach the teller, pull out a gun, and demand that she hand over all the money from her drawer.
透过窗户我看到那个抢劫犯走向出纳员，拔出一把枪，逼她把抽屉里的所有现金拿出来。
8.NEW-Separate sections for The Arts, Monday through Thursday, and Sports 7 days a week that you can pull out, take with you or pass along.
纽约时报——独立版面周四的艺术版和一周七天的体育版，天天伴你行。
9.I thought it would be funny to throw a small rock at him. He thought it would be funny to pull out his knife and chase me for six blocks.
我觉得朝他扔个小石头会很有趣，他觉得掏出刀追我6个街区会很有趣。
10.Ferguson has already had Gary Neville pull out of the England friendly in Holland in midweek with a recurrence of a calf injury.
由于最近的受伤，福格森爵士已经让内维尔退出了周中和荷兰的友谊赛。