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1. He pulled off his overcoat and began to work.
他脱下大衣，开始工作。
1. 脱：h - 从上一个音符开始锤击(hammer-on)p - 从上一个音符开始钩脱(pull off)b - 推弦使音弯曲(bend note)S - 用右手的拇指击出这个音(如果是左撇子则是左手)(slap)P - 用右手钩出这个音(同上)(pop)t - 用右手轻扣出这个音(同上)(
2. 勾弦：图例下部分为一个标准的吉他六弦谱,从谱面上可以准确读到音符在吉他指板上的位置吉他谱上的特殊标记在吉他六弦谱系统中,会使用到特殊的符号来标记诸如推弦(chok/bend)、滑弦(slide)、击弦(hammer on)、勾弦(pull off)以及泛音(harm
3. 脱(帽等努力实现：pull into 进入;到达 . | pull off 脱(帽等努力实现 . | pull on 穿上;继续拉(或划) .
4. 脱(帽、衣)：pull in (车)停下,进站,船(到岸) | pull off脱(帽、衣) | pull on穿,戴
1. 成功完成，做成（困难的事情）
If you pull off something very difficult, you succeed in achieving it.
e.g. The National League for Democracy pulled off a landslide victory...
全国民主联盟获得了压倒性的胜利。
e.g. It will be a very, very fine piece of mountaineering if they pull it off.
如果他们能成功，那将是一次非常了不起的登山壮举。
2. （车或驾车者）停靠（路边）
If a vehicle or driver pulls off the road, the vehicle stops by the side of the road.
e.g. I pulled off the road at a small village pub...
我将车停在公路旁的一家乡村小酒馆前。
e.g. One evening, crossing a small creek, he pulled the car off the road.
一天傍晚，他驶过一条小溪后把车停在了路边。
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1. He also denied reports that China had pressured Cambodia to pull the issue off the agenda of the bloc's summit this week in Phnom Penh.
2. We're going to meet with all the guys and see if we can actually pull this off.
3. Although he doesn't know Marchionne, he said the Italian CEO may have the charisma to pull off a similar feat.
4. pull off在线翻译
4. NASA hopes to pull that off later this decade, but the project is on Congress'chopping block.
5. When the trailer for that film was shown, audience complaints prompted one New York City cinema to pull the advertisement off its screens.
6. A Chevrolet dealer in Hawaii literally crushed his Asian auto competition - but found the stunt harder to pull off than expected.
7. pull off的意思
7. The park staff had to gradually draw an iron rope to help pull the wheel around so that riders could get off.
8. With stylish flats, you can pull off tights with casual ease.
9. pull off在线翻译
9. He was able to communicate and reach agreements with opposition lawmakers on many occasions, feats extremely hard to pull off these days.
10. " Andy didn't give me many chances to pull off the really big shots today, " Federer said.
verb
1. pull off
1. pull or pull out sharply
e.g. pluck the flowers off the bush
2. remove by drawing or pulling
e.g. She placed the tray down and drew off the cloth
draw away the cloth that is covering the cheese
3. cause to withdraw
e.g. We pulled this firm off the project because they overcharged
4. be successful
achieve a goal
e.g. She succeeded in persuading us all
I managed to carry the box upstairs
She pulled it off, even though we never thought her capable of it
The pianist negociated the difficult runs