pulls
word · lemma: pull
Definition
'Pulls' is the third-person singular form of 'pull'. It means moving something toward yourself, removing something by drawing it out, or attracting people, attention, or interest.
Usage & Nuances
Common patterns include 'pull the door', 'pull a chair closer', and 'pull out' for removing something. It also appears in figurative uses like 'pulls a crowd' or 'pulls attention'. Learners often confuse 'pull' with 'push': 'pull' brings something toward you, while 'push' moves it away.
Example Sentences
She pulls the door open slowly.
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He pulls a coin from his pocket.
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This movie pulls a lot of people to the theater.
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He always pulls his chair closer when we start talking.
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That little café really pulls a crowd on weekends.
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She pulls me aside after the meeting to ask a quick question.
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