pull at

英 [pʊl æt]

美 [pʊl æt]

用力拉; 抽（烟斗、香烟等）

英英释义

verb

• pluck or pull at with the fingers
  1. She picked nervously at the buttons of her blouse
  Synonym:pick atpluck at

双语例句

• Some advertisements have no pull at all.
  有些广告毫无吸引力。
• Stop or check by or as if by a pull at the reins.
  以缰绳停止或者勒制或使劲拉缰绳。
• The same breezes that, in the past, had made them dance began to push and pull at their stems, almost as if they were angry.
  以前，微风会让他们起舞，但是这一天，风儿却扯着叶梗推推拉拉，几乎象是生气了似的。
• Her husband took a long slow pull at his cigarette.
  她丈夫慢悠悠地深吸了一口烟。
• Teams get ready for an old-fashioned ox pull at the Adams Agricultural Fair in Adams, Mass.
  马塞诸塞州亚当斯的农业节上老式套牛的队伍准备就绪。
• Suddenly they felt a pull at the shell; it was torn off, and held in human hands, then slipped into the pocket of a jacket in company with other full pods.
  忽然它们觉得豆荚震动了一下。它被摘下来了，落到人的手上，跟许多别的丰满的豆荚在一起，溜到一件马甲的口袋里去。
• I like them to have a chance of knowing their surroundings in the pool, know what they are really able to do, and to avoid the dreaded short pull at the end of a race.
  我让他们有机会感受在池中的环境，知道他们可以做什么，避免在快游到尽头的时候用一下小划水。
• I felt a pull at my sleeve and turned round.
  我觉得有人扯我的袖子，便转过身来。
• She took a pull at the bottle then nodded to me.
  她从瓶中喝了一口，然后向我点点头。
• Pull in at that shop over there and I'll go in and ask for directions.
  在那家商店门口停下，我进去问路。