pull sb down

(infml 口) (of an illness) leave sb in a weak condition （指疾病）使某人虚弱: His long illness had pulled him down. 他因长期患病身体很虚弱. (a) pull sth down (a) destroy or demolish (eg an old building) 毁坏, 拆毁（如旧建筑物）: The cinema she used to visit had been pulled down. 她常去的那家电影院已经拆除了. (b) => pull sth in.

pugnacious, pugnaciously, pugnacity, puissance, puke, pulchritude, pull, pull (sb) back, pull (sb) round/through, pull (sth) over, pull (sth) up, pull down, pull in, pull into, pull into sth; pull in (to sth), pull off, pull off (sth), pull on, pull out, pull out of the fire, pull sb in, pull through, pull to pieces, pull together, pull up, pull-in, pull-out, pull-up (Brit) (US `pull-off), pullet, pulley, pulley-block, Pullman, pullover, pulmonary, pulp, pulpit, pulpy, pulsar, pulsate, pulsation,