pulled
Pronunciation: [pʊld]
Word
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to use your strength to move something towards you. It's like when you grab a toy and bring it closer to you.
Example
She pulled the door open with a big smile.
Example
He didn't pull the box hard enough, so it didn't move.
Example
Can you pull the chair closer to the table?
Context: "emotional experience"
(verb) to make someone feel strong emotions, like love or sadness. This is used when something touches your heart.
Example
The movie really pulled at my heartstrings.
Example
The story didn't pull me in; I found it boring.
Example
Did the song pull you into the feeling of happiness?
Context: "success or performance"
(verb) to achieve or earn something, often in a competitive situation. It’s like when you win or get a good grade.
Example
He pulled a great score on his test!
Example
She didn't pull enough votes to win the election.
Example
How many readers did that article pull this month?
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