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pull (A2)

カタカナ: プル

IPA: /pʊl/

Use your hands or arms to move something towards you.

意味: 手や腕を使って、何かを自分の方へ動かすこと。

Can you pull this rope for me? — Can you pull this rope for me?
He pulled the chair closer to the table. — He pulled the chair closer to the table.
The car pulled over to the side of the road. — The car pulled over to the side of the road.

Japanese translations of Pull:

pull over (phrasal verb): To stop a vehicle at the side of the road. — "The police asked the driver to pull over."
pull out (phrasal verb): To remove something from a place, or to stop being involved in something. — "She pulled out her keys from her bag."
pull up (phrasal verb): To stop or arrive in a vehicle. — "A taxi pulled up outside the house."
pull through (phrasal verb): To survive a difficult situation or illness. — "It was a tough time, but we managed to pull through."
pull away (phrasal verb): To move backwards or start moving from a place. — "The train pulled away from the station."