英语词组pulling是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

pull

1. noun A long sip or swig, especially one of alcohol from a bottle or flask. The old man took a long pull of whiskey, then flashed a toothless grin and began laughing again.

2. noun An inhalation or mouthful of smoke. I know I quit smoking, but let me just get a quick pull off your cigarette.

3. verb To take a long sip or swig, especially one of alcohol from a bottle or flask. He pulled long and hard from the bottle of hooch.

4. verb To inhale or take in a mouthful of smoke. I know I quit smoking, but let me just pull off your cigarette real quick.

5. verb To act as if one is punching someone, without making physical contact. (Short for "pull one's punches.") How dare you—I have never pulled during a fight in my entire career!

pull (one's) punches

1. To act as if one is punching someone, without making any or much physical contact. How dare you—I have never pulled my punches during a fight in my entire career! I know you're trying to make the scene realistic, but please pull your punches next time!

2. By extension, to restrain one's commentary or criticism to avoid offending or upsetting someone. (Usually used in the negative.) I want your honest opinion of my story—don't pull your punches! Wow, your aunt really doesn't pull her punches. Is my sweatshirt really that ugly?

pull

1. n. a drink; a swig; a drink from a flask. He took another pull and kept on talking.

2. tv. to take a drink or a mouthful of liquor from a bottle or other container. He pulled a slug from the bottle.

3. n. a mouthful of smoke from a cigarette; a drag on a cigarette. A couple of pulls and she crushed out the cigarette.

4. tv. to smoke a cigarette. He pulled a long filter job and then went back to work.

5. in. to pull one’s punches. (Martial arts.) If you pull during a fight, you’re through as a fighter.

pull

/yank (someone's) chain

To take unfair advantage of someone; deceive or manipulate someone.

pull

strings/wires Informal

To exert secret control or influence in order to gain an end.

See:

a long face, to wear/draw/pull
be on the pull
be pulled down a notch (or two)
be pulled down a peg (or two)
be tearing your hair out
beat off
beat the dummy
bring (one) up short
bring/pull somebody up short
carry weight
drag
drag (oneself) up by (one's) (own) bootstraps
drag/pull yourself up by your bootstraps
draw in (one's) horns
draw in horns and pull in horns
draw/pull in one's horns, to
draw/pull in your horns
fish up out of
get/pull your finger out
haul in (one's) horns
haul up
have pull with
have pull with (someone)
like pulling teeth
make a face
make a face (at someone)
make faces (at someone)
not pull (one's) punches
not pull any punches
not pull your punches
on the pull
out of hands
pick (something) to bits
pick, pull, etc. somebody/something to bits/pieces
pull
pull (one) through (something)
pull (one) up on (something)
pull (one) up short
pull (one) up with a start
pull (one's) belt in (a notch (or two))
pull (one's) chain
pull (one's) chestnuts out of the fire
pull (one's) finger out
pull (one's) hair out
pull (one's) leg
pull (one's) pisser
pull (one's) pud
pull (one's) punches
pull (one's) socks up
pull (one's) weight
pull (one's) wire
pull (oneself) together
pull (oneself) up by (one's) (own) bootstraps
pull (oneself) up by the bootstraps
pull (some/a few) strings
pull (some/a few) wires
pull (someone or something) by (something)
pull (someone or something) out of a hat
pull (someone or something) out of the fire
pull (someone or something) toward (someone, something, or oneself)
pull (someone or something) under
pull (someone) down a notch (or two)
pull (someone) down a peg (or two)
pull (someone's) bacon out of the fire
pull (something) down over (someone or something)
pull (something) out of the bag
pull (something) to bits
pull (something) to pieces
pull (up) chocks
pull a cork
pull a disappearing act
pull a face (at someone)
pull a fast one
pull a fast one (on someone)
pull a fast one, to
pull a gun
pull a gun on (one)
pull a hoax (on someone)
pull a job
pull a knife
pull a knife on (one)
pull a muscle
pull a prank (on someone)
pull a rabbit out of (one's)/the hat
pull a rabbit out of a hat
pull a rabbit out of a hat, to
pull a rabbit out of the hat
pull a stunt
pull a stunt (on someone)
pull a train
pull a trick (on someone)
pull a U-ie
pull a vanishing act
pull about
pull ahead
pull ahead (of someone or something)
pull all the stops out
pull along
pull alongside
pull alongside (someone or something)
pull an all-nighter
pull an attitude
pull an attitude (with one)
pull apart
pull around
pull around to
pull around to (something or some place)
pull aside
pull at
pull away
pull away from
pull back
pull by
pull caps
pull chocks
pull down
pull down an amount of money
pull down over
pull faces (at someone)
pull for
pull for (someone or something)
pull in
pull in (one's) belt (a notch (or two))
pull in (one's) ears
pull in (one's) horns
pull in ears
pull in front (of someone or something)
pull in front of
pull in one's horns
pull in the reins
pull in your horns
pull in(to) (some place)
pull into
pull into a place
pull it out of the hat
pull it together
pull jive
pull leg
pull my finger
pull no punches
pull no punches, to
pull off
pull on
pull one out of the hat
pull one over on
pull one over on (one)
pull one’s belt in
pull one’s belt in a notch
pull one’s pud
pull one’s punches
pull one’s wire
pull one's (own) weight, to
pull one's weight
pull oneself off
pull oneself together
pull oneself together, to
pull oneself up by bootstraps
pull oneself up by the bootstraps
pull or teeth
pull out
pull out all the stops
pull out all the stops, to
pull out of
pull out of a hat
pull out of the fire
pull over
pull punches
pull rank
pull rank (on one)
pull rank, to
pull round
pull somebody's leg
pull someone’s chain
pull someone’s leg
pull someone's chain
pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire
pull someone's leg
pull someone's leg, to
pull someone's pisser
pull something
pull something off
pull something/a rabbit out of the hat
pull strings
pull strings, to
pull teeth
pull the carpet (out) from under (one's) feet
pull the carpet/rug out from under somebody's feet
pull the chestnuts out of the fire, to
pull the other leg (it's got bells on)!
pull the other one
Pull the other one(, it's got bells on)!
pull the plug
pull the plug (on someone or something)
pull the plug on
pull the plug on someone/something
pull the plug on something
pull the rug
pull the rug (out) from under (someone)
pull the rug (out) from under (someone's) feet
pull the rug from under
pull the rug from under someone/something
pull the rug out
pull the rug out (from (under) one)
pull the rug out from under
pull the rug out from under (someone), to
pull the string
pull the strings
pull the trigger (on something)
pull the wool over (one's) eyes
pull the wool over eyes
pull the wool over somebody's eyes
pull the wool over someone's eyes
pull the wool over someone's eyes, to
pull through
pull to
pull to pieces
pull together
pull toward oneself
pull under
pull up
pull up (one's) socks
pull up a chair
pull up a floor
pull up along (something)
pull up alongside (someone or something)
pull up short
pull up stakes
pull up stakes, to
pull up stumps
pull up to
pull up to (someone or something)
pull weight
pull your finger out
pull your punches
pull your socks up
pull your weight
pull yourself together
pull yourself up by your bootstraps
pull yourself up by your own bootstraps
pull/make faces/a face
pulling power
take belt in
take one’s belt in a notch
tear/tug/pull at/on (one's)/the heartstrings
yank someone’s chain
you're pulling my leg

词组	pulling
释义	pulling noun 1 casual or recreational questing for a sexual partner UK, 2004. 2 a challenge from a gang, or from one of its members. Teddy Boys' slang UK, 1959 (redirected from pulling) pull 1. noun A long sip or swig, especially one of alcohol from a bottle or flask. The old man took a long pull of whiskey, then flashed a toothless grin and began laughing again. 2. noun An inhalation or mouthful of smoke. I know I quit smoking, but let me just get a quick pull off your cigarette. 3. verb To take a long sip or swig, especially one of alcohol from a bottle or flask. He pulled long and hard from the bottle of hooch. 4. verb To inhale or take in a mouthful of smoke. I know I quit smoking, but let me just pull off your cigarette real quick. 5. verb To act as if one is punching someone, without making physical contact. (Short for "pull one's punches.") How dare you—I have never pulled during a fight in my entire career! pull (one's) punches 1. To act as if one is punching someone, without making any or much physical contact. How dare you—I have never pulled my punches during a fight in my entire career! I know you're trying to make the scene realistic, but please pull your punches next time! 2. By extension, to restrain one's commentary or criticism to avoid offending or upsetting someone. (Usually used in the negative.) I want your honest opinion of my story—don't pull your punches! Wow, your aunt really doesn't pull her punches. Is my sweatshirt really that ugly? pull 1. n. a drink; a swig; a drink from a flask. He took another pull and kept on talking. 2. tv. to take a drink or a mouthful of liquor from a bottle or other container. He pulled a slug from the bottle. 3. n. a mouthful of smoke from a cigarette; a drag on a cigarette. A couple of pulls and she crushed out the cigarette. 4. tv. to smoke a cigarette. He pulled a long filter job and then went back to work. 5. in. to pull one’s punches. (Martial arts.) If you pull during a fight, you’re through as a fighter. pull */yank* *(someone's) chain* To take unfair advantage of someone; deceive or manipulate someone. pull *strings/wires*** Informal To exert secret control or influence in order to gain an end. See: a long face, to wear/draw/pull be on the pull be pulled down a notch (or two) be pulled down a peg (or two) be tearing your hair out beat off beat the dummy bring (one) up short bring/pull somebody up short carry weight drag drag (oneself) up by (one's) (own) bootstraps drag/pull yourself up by your bootstraps draw in (one's) horns draw in horns and pull in horns draw/pull in one's horns, to draw/pull in your horns fish up out of get/pull your finger out haul in (one's) horns haul up have pull with have pull with (someone) like pulling teeth make a face make a face (at someone) make faces (at someone) not pull (one's) punches not pull any punches not pull your punches on the pull out of hands pick (something) to bits pick, pull, etc. somebody/something to bits/pieces pull pull (one) through (something) pull (one) up on (something) pull (one) up short pull (one) up with a start pull (one's) belt in (a notch (or two)) pull (one's) chain pull (one's) chestnuts out of the fire pull (one's) finger out pull (one's) hair out pull (one's) leg pull (one's) pisser pull (one's) pud pull (one's) punches pull (one's) socks up pull (one's) weight pull (one's) wire pull (oneself) together pull (oneself) up by (one's) (own) bootstraps pull (oneself) up by the bootstraps pull (some/a few) strings pull (some/a few) wires pull (someone or something) by (something) pull (someone or something) out of a hat pull (someone or something) out of the fire pull (someone or something) toward (someone, something, or oneself) pull (someone or something) under pull (someone) down a notch (or two) pull (someone) down a peg (or two) pull (someone's) bacon out of the fire pull (something) down over (someone or something) pull (something) out of the bag pull (something) to bits pull (something) to pieces pull (up) chocks pull a cork pull a disappearing act pull a face (at someone) pull a fast one pull a fast one (on someone) pull a fast one, to pull a gun pull a gun on (one) pull a hoax (on someone) pull a job pull a knife pull a knife on (one) pull a muscle pull a prank (on someone) pull a rabbit out of (one's)/the hat pull a rabbit out of a hat pull a rabbit out of a hat, to pull a rabbit out of the hat pull a stunt pull a stunt (on someone) pull a train pull a trick (on someone) pull a U-ie pull a vanishing act pull about pull ahead pull ahead (of someone or something) pull all the stops out pull along pull alongside pull alongside (someone or something) pull an all-nighter pull an attitude pull an attitude (with one) pull apart pull around pull around to pull around to (something or some place) pull aside pull at pull away pull away from pull back pull by pull caps pull chocks pull down pull down an amount of money pull down over pull faces (at someone) pull for pull for (someone or something) pull in pull in (one's) belt (a notch (or two)) pull in (one's) ears pull in (one's) horns pull in ears pull in front (of someone or something) pull in front of pull in one's horns pull in the reins pull in your horns pull in(to) (some place) pull into pull into a place pull it out of the hat pull it together pull jive pull leg pull my finger pull no punches pull no punches, to pull off pull on pull one out of the hat pull one over on pull one over on (one) pull one’s belt in pull one’s belt in a notch pull one’s pud pull one’s punches pull one’s wire pull one's (own) weight, to pull one's weight pull oneself off pull oneself together pull oneself together, to pull oneself up by bootstraps pull oneself up by the bootstraps pull or teeth pull out pull out all the stops pull out all the stops, to pull out of pull out of a hat pull out of the fire pull over pull punches pull rank pull rank (on one) pull rank, to pull round pull somebody's leg pull someone’s chain pull someone’s leg pull someone's chain pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire pull someone's leg pull someone's leg, to pull someone's pisser pull something pull something off pull something/a rabbit out of the hat pull strings pull strings, to pull teeth pull the carpet (out) from under (one's) feet pull the carpet/rug out from under somebody's feet pull the chestnuts out of the fire, to pull the other leg (it's got bells on)! pull the other one Pull the other one(, it's got bells on)! pull the plug pull the plug (on someone or something) pull the plug on pull the plug on someone/something pull the plug on something pull the rug pull the rug (out) from under (someone) pull the rug (out) from under (someone's) feet pull the rug from under pull the rug from under someone/something pull the rug out pull the rug out (from (under) one) pull the rug out from under pull the rug out from under (someone), to pull the string pull the strings pull the trigger (on something) pull the wool over (one's) eyes pull the wool over eyes pull the wool over somebody's eyes pull the wool over someone's eyes pull the wool over someone's eyes, to pull through pull to pull to pieces pull together pull toward oneself pull under pull up pull up (one's) socks pull up a chair pull up a floor pull up along (something) pull up alongside (someone or something) pull up short pull up stakes pull up stakes, to pull up stumps pull up to pull up to (someone or something) pull weight pull your finger out pull your punches pull your socks up pull your weight pull yourself together pull yourself up by your bootstraps pull yourself up by your own bootstraps pull/make faces/a face pulling power take belt in take one’s belt in a notch tear/tug/pull at/on (one's)/the heartstrings yank someone’s chain you're pulling my leg
随便看	swaying him to swaying him toward swaying him towards swaying it to swaying it toward swaying it towards swayingly swaying me to swaying me toward swaying me towards swaying one to swaying one toward swaying one towards swaying side to side swaying somebody to swaying somebody toward swaying somebody towards swaying someone to swaying someone toward swaying someone towards swaying something to swaying something toward swaying something towards swaying them to swaying them toward