pulling 音标拼音: [p'ʊlɪŋ]
图像伸长; 拖力; 拉; 拉制
图像伸长; 拖力; 拉; 拉制
pulling 拉
pulling n 1 :
the act of pulling ;
applying force to move something toward or with you ; "
the pull up the hill had him breathing harder "; "
his strenuous pulling strained his back " [
synonym :
{
pull }, {
pulling }]
Pull \
Pull \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Pulled };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Pulling }.] [
AS .
pullian ;
cf .
LG .
pulen ,
and Gael .
peall ,
piol ,
spiol .]
1 .
To draw ,
or attempt to draw ,
toward one ;
to draw forcibly .
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Ne '
er pull your hat upon your brows . --
Shak .
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He put forth his hand . . .
and pulled her in .
--
Gen .
viii .
9 .
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2 .
To draw apart ;
to tear ;
to rend .
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He hath turned aside my ways ,
and pulled me in pieces ;
he hath made me desolate . --
Lam .
iii .
11 .
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3 .
To gather with the hand ,
or by drawing toward one ;
to pluck ;
as ,
to pull fruit ;
to pull flax ;
to pull a finch .
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4 .
To move or operate by the motion of drawing towards one ;
as ,
to pull a bell ;
to pull an oar .
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5 . (
Horse Racing )
To hold back ,
and so prevent from winning ;
as ,
the favorite was pulled .
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6 . (
Print .)
To take or make ,
as a proof or impression ; --
hand presses being worked by pulling a lever .
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7 . (
Cricket )
To strike the ball in a particular manner .
See {
Pull },
n .,
8 .
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Never pull a straight fast ball to leg . --
R .
H .
Lyttelton .
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{
To pull and haul },
to draw hither and thither . "
Both are equally pulled and hauled to do that which they are unable to do . " --
South .
{
To pull down },
to demolish ;
to destroy ;
to degrade ;
as ,
to pull down a house . "
In political affairs ,
as well as mechanical ,
it is easier to pull down than build up ."
--
Howell . "
To raise the wretched ,
and pull down the proud ." --
Roscommon .
{
To pull a finch }.
See under {
Finch }.
{
To pull off },
take or draw off .
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59 Moby Thesaurus words for "
pulling ":
adductive ,
alluring ,
attracting ,
attractive ,
attrahent ,
avulsion ,
compotation ,
cutting out ,
deracination ,
disentanglement ,
draft ,
dragging ,
drawing ,
drawing out ,
dredging ,
drilling ,
drinking ,
drunkenness ,
enucleation ,
eradication ,
evolvement ,
evulsion ,
excavation ,
excision ,
expression ,
exsection ,
extirpation ,
extraction ,
extrication ,
gulping ,
guzzling ,
hauling ,
imbibing ,
imbibition ,
lapping ,
magnetic ,
magnetized ,
mining ,
nipping ,
potation ,
pressing out ,
quaffing ,
quarrying ,
removal ,
ripping out ,
slipping ,
squeezing out ,
swigging ,
swilling ,
sympathetic ,
symposium ,
tasting ,
towing ,
tractive ,
tugging ,
unrooting ,
uprooting ,
withdrawal ,
wresting out
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