Definition of pull into - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
transportationtr. move a vehicle into a spacetr.
- He pulled into the parking spot smoothly.
2.
travelintr. arrive at a destinationintr.
- The train pulled into the station on time.
3.
situationsintr. Rare enter a situation or become involvedintr. Rare
- He pulled into the conversation with enthusiasm.
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Examples of pull into in a sentence
The bus pulled into the terminal on time. The bus pulled into the terminal after a long journey. We pulled into the driveway and turned off the engine. She pulled into the debate with a strong opinion. They pulled into the project without much preparation.
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- French:rentrer dans, arriver à, ...
- German:einparken, ankommen, ...
- Italian:parcheggiare in, arrivare a, ...
- Spanish:estacionar en, llegar a, ...
- Portuguese:estacionar, entrar, ...
- Chinese:驶入, 到达, ...
- Japanese:車を停める, 到着する, ...
- Arabic:دخل, وَصَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִיכָּנֵס, לְהַגִּיעַ ל, ...
- Russian:припарковаться, прибывать, ...
- Ukrainian:заїхати в, прибувати до, ...
- Hindi:गाड़ी लगाना, पहुँच जाना, ...
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