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pull-up
- IPA[ˈpʊlʌp]
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- an exercise involving raising oneself with one's arms by pulling up against a horizontal bar fixed above one's head.；a disposable nappy with an elasticated waistband enabling it to be pulled up and worn like underpants, typically worn by children during potty training
- (of a nappy) having an elasticated waistband enabling it to be pulled up and worn like underpants
noun: pull-up, plural noun: pull-ups
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- 1. an exercise involving raising oneself with one's arms by pulling up against a horizontal bar fixed above one's head.
- 2. a disposable nappy with an elasticated waistband enabling it to be pulled up and worn like underpants, typically worn by children during potty training now she only wears a pull-up at bedtime start the process gradually by swapping their nappy for a pair of pull-ups
- 3. British dated a roadside cafe.
形容詞
- 1. (of a nappy) having an elasticated waistband enabling it to be pulled up and worn like underpants if the baby cannot stand, it's not yet time for pull-up nappies
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- make an effort to improve one's work, performance, or behaviour
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- make an effort to improve one's work, performance, or behavior
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- IPA[ˈpo͝oləp]
美式
- an exercise involving raising oneself with one's arms by pulling up against a horizontal ...
- (of a diaper) having an elasticated waistband enabling it to be pulled up and worn like underpants: a little boy in a pull-up diaper
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