pull in
Enter the station
To pull in is to arrive or bring something closer.
A train pulls in to a station; you pull in to a parking space.
It extends to attracting or drawing: The new show is pulling in huge audiences.
To pull someone in can mean to arrest them or involve them in something: Police pulled him in for questioning.
Pull in also means to earn: She pulls in six figures.
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- lureThing that tempts
- enticeAttract by offering appeal
- captivateHold attention irresistibly
- charmAttractive personal quality
allure · appeal · beckon · invite · engage · fascinate · intrigue · tempt
Fixed stopping point
- platformRaised flat structure
- depotVehicle storage facility
- terminalAt the endpoint
- dockMooring structure at water's edge
berth · bay · stop · locomotive · train · bus · vehicle · carriage
draw
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charm · allure · appeal · beckon · invite · engage · fascinate · intrigue · tempt · coax
station
Fixed stopping point
dock · berth · bay · stop · locomotive · train · bus · vehicle · carriage · pier
income
Regular monetary receipts
earnings · revenue · profit · commission · bonus · compensation · take-home · proceeds · gain · stipend
detain
Hold in custody
handcuff · custody · warrant · collar · nab · pinch · pick up · roundup · dragnet · raid
- inward movementinhale, absorb, intake, retract, withdraw
- gathering verbsgather, collect, accumulate, amass, compile
- bring infetch, carry, gather, collect, haul
- disembarkingdeplaning, get off, deboarding, step off, detraining
- allureattraction, attract, magnetism, charisma, attractiveness