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Meanings of pull up in English
Spanish
pararse Usage of pull up in English
1
Ten minutes later, Sydney saw his gold Ford Crown Victoria pull up.
2
He heard another vehicle pull up, the engine stop, the doors open.
3
A Downpatrick householder noticed a strange car pull up outside his house.
4
The United Kingdom may soon pull up its drawbridge against its neighbours.
5
He saw a car pull up, then another, then a police car.
6
In about ten minutes, go ahead and pull up a little closer.
7
You ask Siri to pull up your email, and your inbox appears.
8
A sudden exclamation from him caused the others to pull up sharply.
9
I had no choice but to pull up and let them out.
10
Yet still I found it impossible to pull up my frightened steed.
11
That much I can pull up for your review if you wish.
12
Well, pull up the blind, light your candle, and find the book.
13
Next, lap coil the lead line as you pull up the slack.
14
Get back to your control room and pull up your surveillance video.
15
We forged ahead once more to pull up at a small station.
16
Owlett remained behind for a moment, to pull up the lower ladder.
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Pull up through the time
Pull up across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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