| 词组 | pull at |
| 释义 | pull at 1. pull at sth not passive to pull something towards you, especially something that is heavy or difficult to move: ▪ Gordon pulled at the gate, and it swung open enough to allow him inside. 2. pull at sb's sleeve, arm etc to pull someone's clothes or arm several times to try and attract their attention, or make them come with you: ▪ She pulled at her mother's sleeve saying, "Come on, hurry up." 3. pull at sb/sth not passive if something pulls at you or your emotions, it affects your feelings strongly: ▪ Two opposite feelings pulled at her - one of delight and the other of guilt. ▪ His brilliant speeches pulled at the crowd's emotions. |
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