及物动词
1. He yanked out a loose tooth.
他猛拔出一颗松动了的牙。
2. She yanked the child out of the mud.
她把孩子从泥里拽了出来。
3. He yanked out the sore tooth.
他猛地拔出了那颗痛牙。
名词
1. She gave the rope a yank.
她猛拉了一下绳子。
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2. 猛拉：12. overreact 反應過度 | 12. yank 猛拉 | 15. jog 觸動,喚起
3. 突然地猛拉：Yanjiestheria] 延吉叶肢介属 | yank 突然地猛拉 | Yanshan movement 燕山运动
1. 猛拉;猛拽
If you yank someone or something somewhere, you pull them there suddenly and with a lot of force.
e.g. She yanked open the drawer...
她猛地拉开了抽屉。
e.g. She yanked the child back into the house...
她使劲儿把那个孩子拽回了房子里。
1. Campus officials said they won't try to yank protesters out of the trees, but made it clear they've run out of patience.
2. With the International Olympic Committee's decision to yank baseball from the 2012 and 2016 Games, more support from the sports authorities is unlikely.
3. And so it is hardly surprising that they speak like a'Yank'and have difficulty understanding the Queen's English.
4. Swank's performance proves truly inspiring, and her students'stories are conveyed in ways that successfully yank at the heartstrings.
5. By the time an ambulance arrived, the boy was able to yank his tongue off the frozen pole.
verb
1. yank
1. pull, or move with a sudden movement
e.g. He turned the handle and jerked the door open
Synonym: jerk