pulled out是pull out的过去式

pull out

美 
英 
  • na.拔(牙等)；把船划出；(车,船等)开出；(人)出发
  • 网络拉出；拿出；掏出
第三人称单数：pulls out  现在分词：pulling out  过去式：pulled out  

英汉

英英

网络释义

na.
1.
拔(牙等)
2.
把船划出;(车,船等)开出;(人)出发
3.
〈美〉离(职)
4.
拖长(谈话等)
5.
【航】(飞机的)改出动作(由俯冲姿势变成水平姿势)
6.
(抽屉等)脱出
1.
拔(牙等)
2.
把船划出;(车,船等)开出;(人)出发
3.
〈美〉离(职)
4.
拖长(谈话等)
5.
【航】(飞机的)改出动作(由俯冲姿势变成水平姿势)
6.
(抽屉等)脱出

例句

释义:
全部全部,拔拔,把船划出把船划出,开出开出,出发出发,拉出拉出,拿出拿出,掏出掏出
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1.
Reaching into her pocket she pulled out a wad of Yen large enough to cover AT LEAST three times the cost of their meal.
她从包里拿出一叠日元，足有帐单的三倍之多。
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2.
He pulled out a badge and said he was a cop.
他拿出工作证，说他是警察。
3.
Rather than doing a whole week's translation for her till Friday as originally planned, I pulled out on Monday and left London. . .
本来预计给她翻译一周直到周五，我周一就决定拒绝继续为其工作然后离开了伦敦……
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4.
That evening she went into a barber's shop at the corner of the street, and pulled out her comb.
到了晚上，她走到街角上的一个理发店，取下她的梳子。
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5.
Harry felt in the pocket of his robes and pulled out a Chocolate Frog, the very last one from the box Hermione had given him for Christmas.
哈利把手伸进长袍口袋，掏出一块马蹄形巧克力，这是圣诞节时赫敏送给他的那盒里的最后一块。
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6.
For example, how much would you have to be paid to have one upper front tooth pulled out?
举例来说，你愿意付多少钱来拔掉你的一颗上门牙？
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7.
Before I even made it out of Massachusetts on the interstate highway, a car pulled out of a rest stop right in front of me.
我在州际公路上行驶，还没驶出马萨诸塞州，有一辆小汽车从一个中途停车点驶了出来，径直驶到了我的前面。
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8.
Deng said she pulled out a knife after the men repeatedly dragged her back as she tried to leave.
邓玉娇说她极力想离开，那几名男子却一再把她往后拉，她就拔出了刀子。
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9.
When taught me how to love, but you no longer love me, and gently pulled out of your hand, an instant, my world is As for the dark.
当教会了我如何去爱，而你却已经不再爱我，轻轻抽离你的手，霎时，将我的世界也至于灰暗。
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10.
From his neck and pulled out a piece of the Phoenix shape stone and together, the two original stone is a pair.
他从脖子上也拿出一块凤凰形状的石头和在了一起，原来两个石头是一对。