Phrase
pull off
verb
成功完成；设法做到
To succeed in doing or achieving something difficult.
- 1.
To remove by pulling.
通过拉扯移除
- 2.
To achieve, accomplish, succeed at (something difficult).
成功完成(困难的事情)。
- 3.
To turn off (a road onto the side of the road, or onto another road).
驶离(道路)
- 4.
To begin moving and then move away; to pull away.
开始移动并离开
拉下；扯下；摘下；驶离（主路）；拐到路边；（车辆）开动；驶离；通过拉扯移除；成功完成(困难的事情)。
In use
She managed to pull off the surprise party without anyone finding out.
The team pulled off an incredible comeback in the final minutes of the game.
He pulled off the difficult negotiation with skill and patience.
pull off + [garment]
指脱掉衣物，常与衣物名词搭配。
She pulled off her gloves.
她脱下手套。
pull off + [feat/success]
指成功完成困难的事情，常与成就、计划等搭配。
They pulled off a remarkable victory.
他们取得了一场非凡的胜利。
Common mistakes
He pulled off it successfully.He pulled it off successfully.
Connections
Collocations
- pull off a shirt
- 脱掉衬衫
- He pulled off his shirt and jumped into the pool.他脱掉衬衫，跳进了游泳池。
- pull off a hat
- 脱掉帽子
- She pulled off her hat as she entered the room.她进房间时脱掉了帽子。
- pull off a victory
- 赢得胜利
- The team pulled off a surprising victory in the final match.这支队伍在决赛中出人意料地赢得了胜利。
- pull off a deal
- 达成交易
- The salesman managed to pull off a major deal with the client.那位销售员成功与客户达成了一笔大交易。
- pull off a stunt
- 完成特技
- The stunt driver pulled off an incredible jump over the cars.特技驾驶员完成了飞越汽车的惊人特技。
- pull off a miracle
Learner notes
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.