What does "pull over" mean?

To stop a vehicle at the side of the road To move a vehicle to the side and stop.

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

The police asked him to pull over. Let's pull over for a break. She pulled over to take a phone call.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To stop a vehicle at the side of the road

把车停到路边

Aparcar en el arcén, orillarse

車を路肩に停める

차를 길가에 세우다

To move a vehicle to the side and stop.

把车辆移到路边停下来。

Mover un vehículo hacia un lado de la carretera y parar.

車を道路の脇に寄せて停車すること。

차량을 도로 옆으로 이동시켜 정차하는 것을 의미한다.

Base verb: pull

Particle: over

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

The police asked him to pull over.
警察让他把车停到路边
La policía le pidió que se detuviera
警察が彼に車を停めるよう求めた
경찰이 그에게 차를 세우라고 했다.
Let's pull over for a break.
我们停下来休息一下吧
Paremos un momento para descansar
休憩のために車を停めよう
잠깐 쉬려고 차를 세우자.
She pulled over to take a phone call.
她把车停到路边接电话
Se detuvo para contestar una llamada
彼女は電話に出るために車を停めた
그녀는 전화를 받으려고 차를 세웠다.

Context: driving, traffic

Tone: practical

From pulling the vehicle to the side.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal