pull in

pull in
pull in

(to arrive at or reach a place)

  • The train pulled in at midnight.

(to drive a vehicle to the side of the road and stop)

  • We should pull in at the next garage to check the tires.

(to attract)

  • We hope the campaign will pull in more votes.

informal (to earn)

  • As a social worker, I only pull in $15,000 a year.

(to arrest)

  • The police pulled Mr. Smith in.

 

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