Pronunciation: /pʊl əˈsaɪd/
noun a person or thing that is pulled aside
A1 I saw a pull aside in the curtain where the light was shining through.
A2 The teacher asked the student to step outside for a pull aside conversation.
B1 During the meeting, the manager did a pull aside with one of the team members.
B2 The detective pulled aside the suspect for further questioning.
C1 The CEO had a pull aside with the board members to discuss the company's future.
C2 The politician was pulled aside by reporters for a quick interview after the press conference.
verb to move or draw something to the side or out of the way
A1 I pull aside the curtain to let more light into the room.
A2 She pulled me aside to give me some important information.
B1 The teacher pulled aside the student to discuss their grades.
B2 The manager pulled aside the employee for a private conversation.
C1 The detective pulled aside the suspect for questioning.
C2 The coach pulled aside the player to give them some feedback on their performance.
formal During the meeting, the manager decided to pull aside the employee to discuss their performance.
informal Hey, can I pull you aside for a quick chat?
slang Let's pull aside and talk about this drama.
figurative Sometimes, we need to pull ourselves aside from the chaos to find clarity.
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