pull down

The phrase "pull down" is versatile and can be used in contexts ranging from physical actions to financial and emotional states.

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Definition

B2Construction

(transitive)To demolish or destroy a building or structure.

Example

  • They pulled down the old warehouse to build a new supermarket.

B1General

(transitive)To bring something to a lower position.

Example

  • She pulled down the blinds to block the sunlight.

C1Finance

(informal, transitive)To earn a significant amount of money.

Example

  • He's pulling down over $200,000 a year.

B2Emotional

(transitive)To lower someone's spirits or morale.

Example

  • The constant criticism pulled him down and made him doubt himself.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "pull down":

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