Pronunciation: /pʊl ðə ˈlædər ʌp bɪˈhaɪnd juː/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality
A1 When climbing the ladder, remember to pull the ladder up behind you.
A2 The old saying 'pull the ladder up behind you' means to not forget where you came from.
B1 In some competitive work environments, people are known to pull the ladder up behind them to prevent others from succeeding.
B2 After achieving success, it is important not to pull the ladder up behind you and instead help others climb up as well.
C1 The CEO's decision to pull the ladder up behind him and not promote any of his employees caused resentment within the company.
C2 In the cutthroat world of politics, it is common for politicians to pull the ladder up behind them and not support those who helped them get to where they are.
verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence
A1 When you leave the room, remember to pull the ladder up behind you.
A2 Before you finish your project, make sure to pull the ladder up behind you.
B1 As you move on to new opportunities, don't forget to pull the ladder up behind you.
B2 In order to encourage growth in others, it's important to pull the ladder up behind you.
C1 Successful leaders always pull the ladder up behind them to help others succeed.
C2 In the competitive business world, it's common practice to pull the ladder up behind you to maintain your position.
adverb a word that modifies or describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb
A1 When you leave the room, remember to pull the ladder up behind you.
A2 Before you go, make sure to pull the ladder up behind you.
B1 It is important to always pull the ladder up behind you after you finish using it.
B2 For safety reasons, it is recommended to pull the ladder up behind you once you are done with it.
C1 As a responsible individual, always remember to pull the ladder up behind you to prevent accidents.
C2 Professional workers should have the habit of pulling the ladder up behind them after completing their tasks.
pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse
A1 When you leave the room, remember to pull the ladder up behind you.
A2 After finishing the project, make sure to pull the ladder up behind you.
B1 It is important in life to always pull the ladder up behind you as you progress.
B2 As you move on to new opportunities, don't forget to pull the ladder up behind you.
C1 In order to encourage growth in others, it is essential to pull the ladder up behind you.
C2 Successful leaders understand the importance of pulling the ladder up behind you to help others succeed.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun and another word in the sentence
A1 When you leave the campsite, remember to pull the ladder up behind you.
A2 As you climb the ladder to success, always pull the ladder up behind you.
B1 After achieving your goals, it's important to pull the ladder up behind you to help others succeed.
B2 In competitive industries, some people try to pull the ladder up behind them to prevent others from advancing.
C1 Successful leaders should not forget to pull the ladder up behind them and support the next generation of talent.
C2 As you reach the top of your career, remember to pull the ladder up behind you and create opportunities for others.
article a word that is used to limit or define a noun
A1 When you climb the ladder, remember to pull the ladder up behind you.
A2 As you reach the top, make sure to pull the ladder up behind you.
B1 It is important to always pull the ladder up behind you after use to prevent accidents.
B2 Before leaving the construction site, the workers were reminded to pull the ladder up behind them for safety.
C1 The seasoned mountaineer knew to always pull the ladder up behind him to ensure no one else could follow.
C2 In the military, soldiers are trained to pull the ladder up behind them to maintain security during operations.
formal It is important to always pull the ladder up behind you after completing a task to prevent accidents.
informal Hey, don't forget to pull the ladder up behind you when you're done with it.
slang Make sure you pull the ladder up behind you so no one trips over it.
figurative In life, sometimes you have to pull the ladder up behind you to keep moving forward.
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