进站；吸入；提到警察局

吸引; （火车）进站; 节省; 拘留

pulls in───进站；吸入；提到警察局

pull on───穿；戴；继续拉

pull-in───进站；吸入；提到警察局

pull into───（车）进站

pulled in───进站；吸入；提到警察局

pull-ins───进站；吸入；提到警察局

pulls on───穿；戴；继续拉

The low prices still pull in crowds of eager buyers.───低廉的价格仍然吸引了大批热切的买家。

They managed to pull in the tractor inside the shed.───他们设法把拖拉机拉进棚里.

She can still pull in adoring audiences.───她仍然能吸引爱慕的观众。

How many voters can he pull in?───能有多少人投他的票?

The police car signalled to us to pull in.───警车发出信号，要我们驶向路边停靠。

After the business failed, he had to pull in his horns.───经营失败后, 他不得不缩紧开支.

With temperatures rising and more water vapor in the air, such storms can pull in more moisture and thus rain or snow more heavily than storms of old.───随着气温升高，空气中的水蒸气增多，这样的风暴会吸收更多的湿气，因此雨雪会比以前的风暴来得更猛烈。

Better pull in now, or you'll be asking for trouble.───你最好现在就节约点, 不然就会自找麻烦.

All right. We'll pull in at the Nancy's Diner.───伯恩:好吧, 我们就到南希小吃店停车.

You will have to pull in if you want to escape bankruptcy.───如果你想避免破产,就必须节省开支.

Please pull in to left, a caravel is going to pass you.───请靠左面, 有一架快帆要超越你.

Suitable calibrated dynamometers were used to control the pull in the prestressing cables.───用合适的率定过的量测计控制预应力钢索的拉力.

In those hard times, they all had to pull in their belts.───在那艰难的岁月里, 他们都只得勒紧裤带.

This singer used to pull in a big crowd at our town.───在过去,这名歌手总是能吸引本城的大批歌迷.

The train from London will pull in at noon.───从伦敦开出的火车就要进站.

She can still pull in adoring audiences.───她依然能够吸引崇拜她的观众。

I only pull in 15,000 a year as a social worker.───作为一名社工，我每年仅挣15,000。

As food was scarce, they had to pull in their belts.───由于食品缺乏, 他们只好勒紧裤带.