What does "pull out" mean?

To depart or withdraw To leave a place or withdraw from something.

How do you use "pull out" in a sentence?

The train pulled out of the station. They pulled out of the deal. Troops are pulling out.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To depart or withdraw

离开、撤出

Partir, retirarse

出発する、撤退する

출발하다, 철수하다

To leave a place or withdraw from something.

离开某地或从某事中撤出。用于火车出发、军队撤退或退出交易。

Dejar un lugar o retirarse de algo. Se usa para trenes que parten, tropas que se retiran o retirarse de acuerdos.

場所を離れる、または何かから撤退すること。列車の出発、軍の撤退、取引からの撤退に使用される。

어떤 장소를 떠나거나 무언가에서 물러나다.

Base verb: pull

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

The train pulled out of the station.
火车驶出了车站
el tren salió de la estación
列車が駅を出発した
기차가 역을 출발했다.
They pulled out of the deal.
他们退出了交易
se retiraron del acuerdo
彼らは取引から撤退した
그들은 거래에서 철수했다.
Troops are pulling out.
军队正在撤出
las tropas se están retirando
軍隊が撤退している
군대가 철수하고 있다.

Context: departing, withdrawing

Tone: decisive

From pulling away.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal