拆毁; 毁坏; 使虚弱; 拖垮
ph.
1. Will you pull down the blinds a bit?
你把百叶窗稍稍朝下拉一点好吗？
2. They have managed to pull down the old building.
他们已拆毁了那幢旧建筑。
1. 下拉：普通电阻一般作为上拉(pull up)或者下拉(pull down)电阻,一般在芯片的OC(OPEN DRAIN)输出处使用pull up电阻. 或者用于那些驱动能力不足的地方增加驱动电流. 钽电容最大的缺点就是其危险性. 其过载(Overload)时,会发生燃烧(法○功. .
2. 拆毁：Pull away 把......开走;(使)离开 | Pull down 拆毁 | Pull in (车)停下;(车)进站;(船)到岸
3. 拆毁,拉倒;拉下,降低：prevent from预防,防止 | pull down拆毁,拉倒;拉下,降低 | pull in (车)停下,进站,船(到岸)
1. 拆毁；摧毁；拆掉
To pull down a building or statue means to deliberately destroy it.
e.g. They'd pulled the registry office down which then left an open space...
他们拆掉户籍登记处后，那里留下了一片空地。
e.g. A small crowd attempted to pull down a statue.
一小伙人试图推倒一尊塑像。
1. Morag protesters used thick ropes to pull down large cement blocks that had been erected by the army to protect the settlers from Palestinian fire.
2. TV footage showed wounded people sitting amid the debris as people grabbed at the wreckage, trying to pull out survivors before carrying them down narrow alleys to hospital.
3. It shows the market is yet to pull out of the down cycle.
4. Hundreds of Russians demonstrated in Moscow yesterday against Estonia's decision to pull down a monument to Soviet soldiers killed in World War II.
5. pull down什么意思
5. " Never again should we face the deadlock that threatened to pull down those talks, " British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Monday.
6. As the weather warms up, pull your posse away from all the same places and cool down dockside.
7. The car went so fast that Hou had no time to pull down the protective handrail.
8. " In retrospect he made the right decision to pull his name down, " Bush said.
9. " A correction in the Shanghai bourse could dent local sentiment and pull down share prices, " he said.
10. A person's estate must pull down a minimum of $ 5 million annually.
verb
1. cause to come or go down
e.g. The policeman downed the heavily armed suspect
The mugger knocked down the old lady after she refused to hand over her wallet
Synonym: down knock down cut down push down
2. tear down so as to make flat with the ground
e.g. The building was levelled