青年中文pulls的意思
pulls中文翻譯：
n.(Pull)人名；(法)皮爾；(德、瑞典)普爾
vt.拉；拔；拖
vi.拉，拖；拔
n.拉，拉繩；拉力，牽引力；拖
pullus───n.幼鳥；雛鳥
bulls───n.公牛隊（美國籃球隊名）；布爾斯（地名）
culls───v.挑選；部分捕殺，選擇性宰殺；（詩、文）采集（花果）；n.選擇性宰殺；被選出宰殺的體弱（或過剩）動物；n.(Cull)（美、英）卡爾（人名）
dulls───adj.鈍的；遲鈍的；無趣的；呆滯的；陰暗的；vt.使遲鈍；使陰暗；緩和；vi.減少；變遲鈍；n.(Dull)人名；(羅、匈)杜爾；(柬)杜；(英)達爾
fulls───n.灘脊（等于beachridge）
gulls───n.[鳥]鷗；氣球假目標雷達反射器；笨人；易受騙之人（gull的復數形式）；v.詐欺，騙（gull的第三人稱單數形式）
hulls───n.[植]外殼（hull的復數）；可控點；v.[糧食]去殼（hull的第三人稱單數）；n.(Hulls)人名；(法)于爾斯
lulls───v.使平靜；使安靜；哄騙；平息，減弱，停止；使（人）放松警惕；n.間歇；暫停，暫時平靜；n.(Lull)（美、西、德、加、英、法）勒爾（人名）
mulls───vt.研磨；思索或思考某事物；使醉；n.混亂；軟薄布；vi.深思熟慮；n.(Mull)人名；(英)馬爾
She pulls the curtain closed.───她拉上窗簾。
The truck pulls well.───這輛卡車拉力大。
He pulls a rickshaw, probably the oldest form of human taxi service.───他拉一輛黃包車，這可能是最古老形式的人類出租車服務。
Well, most visitors to San Francisco ride in cable cars. A cable car goes on tracks, and a strong cable pulls it up the hills.───好的，很多來三藩市的游客要坐纜車。纜車是沿軌道行走，利用和堅固的電纜把車拖上山坡
Breathing heavily, MARTIN WELLS pulls out the photos of the murder. He sobs as he forces himself to look at the images of his dead wife.───沉重的呼吸，馬丁威爾斯拿出謀殺的照片。他在強迫自己看他的妻子死亡的照片的時候，在啜泣。
Brand did not like the original pulls with the large crystals all over them.───品牌沒有像原來拉他們各地的大晶體。
The Microsoft Live search engine automatically pulls up the first paragraph of any relevant Wikipedia entry in its search results.───凡是通過微軟的Live搜索引擎進行的搜索，其結果都會自動將Wiki百科全書中與之相關的內容放在第一段。
An SUV pulls up beside the other trucks. SKINNER is driving. SCULLY gets out of the passenger side and walks up to DOGGETT.───一輛SUV聽到了其他卡車的旁邊。斯金納在開車。史高麗從乘客位置下車走向道根。
Of course the ball also pulls on the larger earth but the earth is so much larger that the pull is not noticed.───當然，球也吸引比它大的地球，但是地球很大，致使我們覺察不出球的引力來。
She pulls the Datsun over and enjoys her first solitary moment since her arrival.
The truck pulls well.
The force of gravity pulls things towards the earth's centre.
It is here that the road pulls you back to the pounding sea and a shoreline littered with huge driftwood logs.
This boat pulls four oars.
She nearly always pulls for the underdog.
He pulls in quite a lot as a milkman.
He pulls in a lot of overtime pay each month.
A really bad cold pulls you down and leaves you feeling very miserable.