Pull out Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To leave or remove oneself or something from a place, situation, or participation. It can also mean to physically take something out.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for withdrawing from activities or commitments ('pull out of a project'), or physically removing objects. In driving, 'pull out' means to join traffic from the side. Informal in most uses. Not to confuse with 'take out' (usually means remove to outside) or 'withdraw' (usually more formal, especially in finance or politics).
Example Sentences
I had to pull out at the last minute because I got sick.
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He saw a car coming and didn't pull out onto the road.
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Could you pull out some cash for me at the ATM?
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He decided to pull out of the competition.
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Can you pull out the plug?
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The company will pull out of the deal.
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