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動詞

repull (third-person singular simple present repulls, present participle repulling, simple past and past participle repulled)

1. (transitive) To pull again.
   • 1956, Taylor, Duane F.; Sweeney, W. T., A proposed specification for dental chromium-cobalt casting alloys, National Bureau of Standards, page 10

     Castings that break outside of the gage marks shall not be repulled.

   • 1994, Frost, Carol, Pure, TriQuarterly Books, page 43

     and she stops, repulls the starter, and leans in hard again to move the engine

   • 1788, Salim Allah, Munshi, A narrative of the transactions in Bengal, Stuart and Cooper, page 182

     When intelligence was brought to Alyvirdy Khan, that the enemy were in their turn repulled, he rallied his broken forces, and a fecond conflict enfued.