0 If soldiers or military forces pull out or are pulled out, they move out of an area because they have been ordered to. --
1 to stop being involved in an activity or agreement: --
They've pulled all their athletes out of the competition.
He pulled out of the deal at the last moment.
2 to remove someone or something from an activity: --
We can cut project costs by pulling out all non-essential staff.
Joe's injury is causing problems so I'm pulling him out of the team.
Now they've suddenly decided to pull out of the agreement.
Kernwell are pulling out of the deal.
British troops were hastily pulled out of Iraq.
I can't believe he pulled out at the very last minute.
NYA ORD
European
May 10, 2021
DAGENS ORD
Shimmer
pull (sb/sth) out
