pulled into — to arrive at a place by driving or being driven; to enter a place with a vehicle
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to arrive at a place by driving or being driven; to enter a place with a vehicle
Pronunciation (IPA): /pʊld ˈɪntu/
Korean meaning: (차량으로) 도착하다, 들어가다
Korean pronunciation: 풀드 **인**투
Example Sentences
- Dad finally pulled into McDonald's after we asked 'Are we there yet?' for the 100th time.
- The bus pulled into the terminal right on schedule.
- I didn't want to gossip, but somehow I got pulled into the conversation about who ate the last piece of cake.
pulled into
VERB//pʊld ˈɪntu//
to arrive at a place by driving or being driven; to enter a place with a vehicle

a blue family car slowly drives through the parking lot entrance gate. The driver carefully steers the vehicle toward an empty parking space near the mall building. After searching for a spot, the car moves forward and enters the designated parking area. The wheels align perfectly within the white parking space lines as the car comes to a complete stop. A parking attendant waves from nearby while shoppers walk toward the mall entrance carrying bags. Other cars wait behind as families exit their vehicles and head toward the building. a vehicle being pulled into a specific location by driving
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Pulled into the station, fooled but cooled!
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Origin
Pull은 고대 영어 'pullian'(끌다)에서 유래했고, into는 'in'과 'to'가 결합된 형태로, 방향성을 나타내는 전치사입니다.
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“Dad finally pulled into McDonald's after we asked 'Are we there yet?' for the 100th time.”
“The bus pulled into the terminal right on schedule.”
“I didn't want to gossip, but somehow I got pulled into the conversation about who ate the last piece of cake.”
“The train slowly pulled into Platform 9¾... just kidding, it was Platform 2.”
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