pull in 1. to grab interest, to engage 吸引注意力 what puts you in ? to pull in the audiences . Pull in the listener's for the porcast. The way he stared his story telling really pull in the *** 2. to make money ( putting in more effort ) I pull in more these days as i did in teenager . How much do you think he pulls in? = what's her monthly / yearly income ? = how much do you think he makes ? we rarely ask people how much money they make, but we do speculate推测 about what other people make . 3. to move a car into a space pull in the spot over there . = move your car into a certain spot . should i pull in here ? 4. to limit / restrain 抑制控制约束关押 We need to pull in cost if we going to state the budget. means to limit the spending .控制开支 He was pull in for questioning after he witnesses a robbing 抢劫. restrain by police . pull in the police station 关押在警察局

1. pull in(to grab interest and to engage, not be boring) Ex: The way she started her story was really pulling in the crowd. 2. pull in( to make money) Ex: I pull in more these days than I did as a teenager. How much do you think he pulls in?(monthly income)more indirected, softer, informal than saying"How much do you think he makes?" 3.pull in(to move a car into a space) Ex: Should I pull in here? 4. pull up(to restrain, to limit our spending) Ex: We need to pull in cost, if we are going to be under the budget. He was pulled in for questioning, after he witnessed a robbery.(pulling in is just for taking in and questioning before arrest. )