pull out — to withdraw from a situation, place, or commitment
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to withdraw from a situation, place, or commitment
Pronunciation (IPA): /pʊl aʊt/
Korean meaning: 철수하다, 빠지다, 그만두다
Korean pronunciation: **풀** 아웃
Example Sentences
- My dentist pulled out my wisdom tooth, and now I sound like a chipmunk when I talk.
- The magician pulled out a rabbit from his hat, but the rabbit looked more surprised than the audience.
- The government decided to pull out all forces from the region by next month.
pull out
VERB//pʊl aʊt//
to withdraw from a situation, place, or commitment
to withdraw from a situation, place, or commitment
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When the bull charges at full speed, it's time to pull out!
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Origin
'Pull'은 고대 영어 'pullian'에서 유래되어 '당기다'라는 의미를 가지며, 'out'과 결합하여 '밖으로 당기다'라는 구동사가 되었습니다.
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“My dentist pulled out my wisdom tooth, and now I sound like a chipmunk when I talk.”
“The magician pulled out a rabbit from his hat, but the rabbit looked more surprised than the audience.”
“The government decided to pull out all forces from the region by next month.”
“She pulled out her credit card to pay for the expensive coffee, then immediately regretted her life choices.”
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