pull out

phrasal verb

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pull out

(of a vehicle or its driver车辆或司机) to move away from the side of the road, etc.驶离路边；驶出
- A car suddenly pulled out in front of me.一辆汽车突然由路边冲到我前面。
Topics Transport by car or lorryc1

pull out (of something)

(of a train火车) to leave a station驶离车站；出站Topics Transport by bus and trainc1
to move away from something or stop being involved in it脱离；退出 synonym withdraw
- The project became so expensive that we had to pull out.这个项目变得耗资巨大，我们只得退出。
Topics Businessc2

pull somebody/something out (of something)

to make somebody/something move away from something or stop being involved in it使脱离；使退出 synonym withdraw
- They are pulling their troops out of the war zone.他们正从战区撤出军队。
related noun pull-out

pull-out

adjective

/ˈpʊl aʊt/

[only before noun] (especially North American English)

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a pull-out bed, couch, etc. can be kept hidden when not in use and pulled out when it is needed（床、沙发等）抽拉式的，伸缩的
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
Pull-out is used with these nouns:
couch
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noun

/ˈpʊl aʊt/

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a part of a magazine, newspaper, etc. that can be taken out easily and kept separately（报刊等的）可取出插页
- an eight-page pull-out on health八页的保健插页
- a pull-out guide活页指南
Topics TV, radio and newsc2
an act of taking an army away from a particular place; an act of taking an organization out of a system（军队的）转移，撤离；（机构的）撤销
- The general ordered a pull-out from the area.将军命令从该地区撤离。

pull out phrasal verb
⇨ withdraw 1 (pull out troops) ⇨ withdraw 2 (pull out of a project)

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