单词	pull up
释义	English American pull up — phrasal verb with pull uk/pʊl/us/pʊl/verb B2 When a car or someone driving a car pulls up, the driver stops the car, often for a short time: A car pulled up outside my house. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words On the road: driving & operating road vehicles aquaplaning *back sth* up boxed in bump start bus driver car seat carve corner dip driver driving foot manoeuvring motor motorist mph pull away running costs scorch turning circle See more results » pull up — phrasal verb with pull us/pʊl/verb (STOP A VEHICLE) to cause a vehicle to stop:** The boat pulled up at the dock. I was at the gas station, and he pulled up next to me.
随便看	a conflict of interest a connecting flight/train a connecting flight/train, etc. a contradiction in terms a convincing win/victory a couple of shakes a crack a credit to someone/something a crisis of confidence a crock a crock (of shit) a crock of shit a cross to bear a cry for help a crying shame MBDA MBE MBE MBI MBI mbira mbira MBO MBO MBR