英语单词短语词组“pull back”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

pull back

phrasal verbwithpullverb

/pʊl/us

/pʊl/

tomovebackwardsor away from someone:

Heleanedforwardtokissher but shepulledback.

Michellepulledbackfromhermotherandwipedthetearsfrom hereyes.

mainlyUS

todecidenot to do orinvolveyourself with something when you werepreviouslygoing to:

Thenewsis that thecompanyintendstopullbackfrompetrochemicals.

Businesses have alreadypulledbackoncorporatetravel.

(of amilitaryforce) tomoveback from anattackingposition:

Afterpullingback, thetankswaitedforfighterplanesandhelicoptergunships toattackthebuilding.

Once thetroopspulledbackfromthearea, theinsurgentsreappeared.

(ofprices,rates, etc.) tobecomeloweror less :

Stockpricespulledback withinminutesof the Fed'sannouncement, beforeresumingtheirrise.

We were down 3percentwhen wereportedinJuly, but theratepulledback to a 1.8percentfallsince then.

If apersonorteamthat islosingpullsback, theyscoreagoalorwinapointor somepoints. :

The Vikingspulledbacktowithin 10pointsat thebreak.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Making short, sudden movements

aquiver
convulse
convulsion
convulsive
cringe
flick
jerkily
jerkiness
jerky
jig
jiggle
quake
quiver
shaky
shudder
squirm
toss
tremulous
whip
worry atsomething

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Abstaining and refraining

Responding to an attack

Stopping fighting

Becoming and making smaller or less

Winning, losing & scoring in sport

pullsomeoneback

phrasal verbwithpullverb

/pʊl/us

/pʊl/

tomovesoldiers, etc. back from anattackingposition:

Theregimehas beenpullingbackitsforces.

TheMarinesmay have beendaysaway from taking theregion, when theadministrationpulledthem back.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Responding to an attack

beat
beatsomeoneoff
beatsomeone/somethingback
capitulate
counter-assault
counterattack
countercharge
fendsomeoneoff
fight
hold
parry
pull
repel
repulse
resist
retreat
seesomeoneoff
stand
strike
withdrawal

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Stopping fighting

pullsomethingback

phrasal verbwithpullverb

/pʊl/us

/pʊl/

mainlyUK

If apersonorteamthat islosingpullsagoalback orpullsapointorpointsback, theyscoreagoalorwinapointor somepoints:

Martin Butlerpulledback agoalon thestrokeof halftime.

Prestonpulledback threepointsearly in the secondhalf.

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Winning, losing & scoring in sport

aet
against the run of playidiom
bag
blowsomeoneaway
clean
close-run
co-holder
concede
equalizer
golden goal
pull
reelsomethingoff
relegation zone
run away withsomeone
score
scoreboard
scorecard
straight
sudden death
walk itidiom

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(Definition ofpull backfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

pull back| American Dictionary

pull back

phrasal verbwithpullverb

/pʊl/

(STOP SUPPORTING)

tostopsupportingor doing something:

Bothpartiesindicatethey will not pull back from a newpeacedeal.

pull back(something)

phrasal verbwithpullverb

/pʊl/

(REDUCE)

toreduceorremovesomething:

Stockpricespulled backTuesday, asinvestorscontinuedtoworryaboutinterestrates.

Shecriticizedhisproposalto pull backsecurityforcesfrom theprovince.

pull back| Business English

pull back

phrasal verbwithpullverb[T]

/pʊl/us

todecidenot tocontinuedoing something because ofincreasingcostsorproblems:

We werereadyto goaheadwith theprojectbut had topullback at the lastminute.

pull back from sthWe need topullback from some ofourbiggerfinancialcommitments.

Theypulledback from making hundreds ofpeopleredundant.

to do less ofsth:

pull back on sthThey arestartingtopullback ontheirspending.

单词	pull back
释义	pull back phrasal verbwithpullverb uk /pʊl/us /pʊl/ tomovebackwardsor away from someone: Heleanedforwardtokissher but shepulledback. Michellepulledbackfromhermotherandwipedthetearsfrom hereyes. mainlyUS todecidenot to do orinvolveyourself with something when you werepreviouslygoing to: Thenewsis that thecompanyintendstopullbackfrompetrochemicals. Businesses have alreadypulledbackoncorporatetravel. (of amilitaryforce) tomoveback from anattackingposition: Afterpullingback, thetankswaitedforfighterplanesandhelicoptergunships toattackthebuilding. Once thetroopspulledbackfromthearea, theinsurgentsreappeared. (ofprices,rates, etc.) tobecomeloweror less : Stockpricespulledback withinminutesof the Fed'sannouncement, beforeresumingtheirrise. We were down 3percentwhen wereportedinJuly, but theratepulledback to a 1.8percentfallsince then. If apersonorteamthat islosingpullsback, theyscoreagoalorwinapointor somepoints. : The Vikingspulledbacktowithin 10pointsat thebreak. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Making short, sudden movements aquiver convulse convulsion convulsive cringe flick jerkily jerkiness jerky jig jiggle quake quiver shaky shudder squirm toss tremulous whip worry atsomething See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Abstaining and refraining Responding to an attack Stopping fighting Becoming and making smaller or less Winning, losing & scoring in sport pullsomeoneback phrasal verbwithpullverb uk /pʊl/us /pʊl/ tomovesoldiers, etc. back from anattackingposition: Theregimehas beenpullingbackitsforces. TheMarinesmay have beendaysaway from taking theregion, when theadministrationpulledthem back. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Responding to an attack beat beatsomeoneoff beatsomeone/somethingback capitulate counter-assault counterattack countercharge fendsomeoneoff fight hold parry pull repel repulse resist retreat seesomeoneoff stand strike withdrawal See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Stopping fighting pullsomethingback phrasal verbwithpullverb uk /pʊl/us /pʊl/ mainlyUK If apersonorteamthat islosingpullsagoalback orpullsapointorpointsback, theyscoreagoalorwinapointor somepoints: Martin Butlerpulledback agoalon thestrokeof halftime. Prestonpulledback threepointsearly in the secondhalf. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Winning, losing & scoring in sport aet against the run of playidiom bag blowsomeoneaway clean close-run co-holder concede equalizer golden goal pull reelsomethingoff relegation zone run away withsomeone score scoreboard scorecard straight sudden death walk itidiom See more results » (Definition ofpull backfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) pull back\| American Dictionary pull back phrasal verbwithpullverb us /pʊl/ (STOP SUPPORTING) tostopsupportingor doing something: Bothpartiesindicatethey will not pull back from a newpeacedeal. pull back(something) phrasal verbwithpullverb us /pʊl/ (REDUCE) toreduceorremovesomething: Stockpricespulled backTuesday, asinvestorscontinuedtoworryaboutinterestrates. Shecriticizedhisproposalto pull backsecurityforcesfrom theprovince. (Definition ofpull backfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) pull back\| Business English pull back phrasal verbwithpullverb[T] uk /pʊl/us todecidenot tocontinuedoing something because ofincreasingcostsorproblems: We werereadyto goaheadwith theprojectbut had topullback at the lastminute. pull back from sthWe need topullback from some ofourbiggerfinancialcommitments. Theypulledback from making hundreds ofpeopleredundant. to do less ofsth: pull back on sthThey arestartingtopullback ontheirspending. (Definition ofpull backfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/pull-back##
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