Pull in
/pʊl in/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To arrive at a destination, especially for vehicles.
- The train pulled in to the station right on time.
- We pulled in to the driveway after a long day of driving.
2. To attract or draw interest, attention, or money.
- The new restaurant has been pulling in a lot of customers since it opened.
- The charity event managed to pull in a significant amount of donations.
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