pull ahead (of sb/sth) 搶先；領先
The cyclists were together until the bend,whenTyler pulled ahead.
自行車選手們原本膠著在一起，直到轉彎處泰勒才超前領先。
pull sb/sth apart 分開，拉開（打鬥的人或動物）
They went for each other with their fists and had to be pulled apart.
他們用拳頭互相攻擊，不得不把他們分開。
The two had been kissing in the back of class when the teacher pulled them apart.
老師把他們分開時，他們兩個在教室後面接吻。
pull sth apart 拆散；拆卸
I like pulling electronics apart to seehowthey work.
我喜歡把電子設備拆開看看它們是如何工作的。
You'll have to pull apart the chair if you want to fit it inside the van.
如果你想把椅子放進貨車裡，就得把它拉開。
pull at sth = pull on sth 用力拉
My daughter kept pulling at me to show me the toy she wanted for Christmas.
我女兒不停地拉我，讓我看看她聖誕節想要的玩具。
pull away (from sth) (車輛) 開動
They waved as the bus pulled away.
公共汽車開動時他們揮手告別。
pull back
1、(軍隊) 撤退；撤離
They were asked to pull back from their artillery positions around the city.
他們被要求從城市周圍的炮兵陣地上撤出。
2、退出；退卻
Their sponsors pulled back at the last minute.
他們的贊助人在最後時刻打了退堂鼓。
pull back | pull sth back （比賽中）挽回局勢，翻盤，扳回
Rangers pulled back to 4–3.
巡遊者隊以4:3反敗為勝。
They pulled back a goal just before half-time.
在上半場臨結束時，他們扳回一球。
pull sth down 搗毀，拆毀，摧毀（建築物）
They'd pulled the registry office down which then left an open space...
他們拆掉戶籍登記處後，那裡留下了一片空地。
pull sth in/down 賺（大筆錢）
I reckon she's pulling in over $100 000.
我估計她要賺10多萬。
pull in (to sth)
1、(火車) 進站停靠
The train didn't pull in until nearly 11 PM due to all the delays.
由於所有的延誤，火車直到晚上11點才進站。
2、( 車輛或司機) 駛向路邊（或某處）停靠
He pulled in at the side of the road.
他靠邊停了車。
The police car signalled to us to pull in.
警車發出信號，要我們駛向路邊停靠。
pull off | pull off sth (車輛或司機) 駛向路邊短暫停車
I pulled off the road at asmallvillage pub.
我將車停在公路旁的一家鄉村小酒館前。
pull sth off 做成，完成（困難的事情）
We pulled off the deal.
我們做成了這筆交易。
I never thought you'd pull it off.
我真沒想到你把這事辦成了。
pull on/at sth 猛吸，狠抽（香菸等）
He pulled on the beer one last time before leaving the bar with the police.
他最後一次喝啤酒，然後和警察離開了酒吧。
We all sat around pulling on the hookah, chatting about ourvarioustravels.
我們圍坐在一起抽著水煙，聊著我們的各種旅行。
pull out (車輛或司機) 駛離路邊；駛出
A car suddenly pulled out in front of me.
一輛汽車突然由路邊衝到我前面。
pull out (of sth)
1、(火車) 駛離車站；出站
The train began to pull out of the station — then suddenly shuddered to a halt.
火車漸漸駛出了車站，然後突然猛震幾下停了下來。
2、脫離；退出
The project became so expensive that we had to pull out.
這個項目變得耗資巨大，我們只得退出。
pull sb/sth out (of sth) 使脫離；使退出
They are pulling their troops out of the war zone.
他們正從戰區撤出軍隊。
pull over (車輛或司機) 駛向路邊；向路邊停靠（或讓車）
He noticed a man behind him in a blue Ford gesticulating to pull over.
他注意到身後一個開藍色福特車的男人正打手勢要靠邊停車。
pull sb/sth over ( 警察) 令（司機或車輛）停靠路邊
The officers pulled him overaftera high-speed chase.
警察們一路狂追後截住了他
pull through | pull through sth
1、（大病、手術等後）康復，痊癒
The doctors think she will pull through.
醫生相信她將康復。
2、完成，做成（十分困難的事）
It's going to be tough but we'll pull through it together.
這件事會很棘手，但我們將協力把它完成。
pull sb through | pull sb through sth
1、幫…復原（或康復）
It is only our determination to fight that has pulled us through.
正是我們堅持戰鬥的決心幫我們渡過了難關。
2、協助…完成（十分困難的事）
I relied on my instincts to pull me through.
我全靠本能闖了過來。
pull together 齊心協力；通力合作
The nation was urged to pull together to avoid a slide into complete chaos.
對全國上下發出了呼籲，要求大家團結一致，避免陷入完全混亂的局面。
pull yourself together 使自己鎮定自若（或冷靜）
Stop crying and pull yourself together!
別哭了，振作起來！
pull up (車輛或司機) 停車；停止
He pulled up at the traffic lights.
他在紅綠燈處停了車。