pull sb in

(a) (infml 口) bring sb to a police station for questioning; detain sb 把某人带到警察局问话; 拘留某人. (b) attract (audiences, supporters, etc) 吸引（观众、 支持者等）: How many voters can he pull in? 能有多少人投他的票? * The new show is certainly pulling in the crowds. 新的表演一定很吸引人. pull sth in (US pull sth down) (infml 口) earn (money, a salary, etc) 挣（钱、 薪水等）: He's pulling in 50000 a year. 他一年挣 50000 英镑.

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 down, 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, pulse,