pluck from

1. To grasp something with one's fingers or a grasping instrument and pull or tug it forcibly and abruptly off, out of, or away from something else. A noun or pronoun is used between "pluck" and "from." He reached over and plucked the badge from her jacket. I sat plucking cactus spines from my foot with tweezers.

2. To remove someone from some undesirable state or place in order to elevate them to a better position or status. A noun or pronoun is used between "pluck" and "from." The famous director plucked the young woman from obscurity and made her a worldwide star almost overnight. The child barely had enough to eat each day until he was plucked from the streets by a wealthy benefactor.

pluck something from someone or something

to pick, grab, or snatch something from someone. Sally plucked a chocolate from the box and popped it into her mouth. He stooped over and plucked a rose from the bush.

词组	pluck from
释义	pluck from pluck from 1. To grasp something with one's fingers or a grasping instrument and pull or tug it forcibly and abruptly off, out of, or away from something else. A noun or pronoun is used between "pluck" and "from." He reached over and plucked the badge from her jacket. I sat plucking cactus spines from my foot with tweezers. 2. To remove someone from some undesirable state or place in order to elevate them to a better position or status. A noun or pronoun is used between "pluck" and "from." The famous director plucked the young woman from obscurity and made her a worldwide star almost overnight. The child barely had enough to eat each day until he was plucked from the streets by a wealthy benefactor. See also: pluck Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pluck something from someone or something to pick, grab, or snatch something from someone. Sally plucked a chocolate from the box and popped it into her mouth. He stooped over and plucked a rose from the bush. See also: pluck McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: a whack at (something) a/the feel of (something) (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you (one) could use (something) a straw will show which way the wind blows a crack at (someone or something) all right (you) wanna make something of it? all for the best a thing of the past References in periodicals archive hairs from one brow then stop and pluck from the other. Get the perfect pluck Pluck from a shuffled stack of dare-ya's ("Put your makeup on without a mirror") and do-tell's ("What's the one thing you never, ever want your parents to find out about?"). Sleep on it! Pluck from underneath and between the brows, never from above. Celia Says : TWEEZY TIPS FOR BROWS
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