プルアップ

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru'

pull-up; chin-up

Refers to the bodyweight exercise where one pulls oneself up on a bar. Often used with する to mean 'do pull-ups'.

See also: 懸垂

• 毎まい朝あさ、公こう園えんでプルアップを10回かいやっている。

  Every morning I do ten pull-ups at the park.

• 懸けん垂すい（プルアップ）ができるようになりたい。

  I want to be able to do pull-ups.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', noun-modifying (irregular)

pull-up (electronics); hauling up; pulling up

In electronics, a pull-up resistor pulls a voltage to a high level. Also used for physically hauling or pulling something upward. The prenominal form プルアップの is common in technical compounds.

See also: プルアップ抵抗 · プルアップレザー

• この回かい路ろにはプルアップ抵てい抗こうが必ひつ要ようです。

  This circuit requires a pull-up resistor.

• クレーンで資し材ざいをプルアップする。

  Haul up the materials with the crane.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru'

stopping; pulling up (a vehicle)

Used for bringing a vehicle to a stop, such as pulling over to the side of the road. Less common than 停車 or 止める in everyday speech.

• タクシーがホテルの前まえにプルアップした。

  The taxi pulled up in front of the hotel.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru'

pulling up (an aircraft); increasing altitude

Aviation term for raising the nose of an aircraft to gain altitude. Technical and not used in general conversation.

• パイロットは機き体たいをプルアップして雲くもを避さけた。

  The pilot pulled up the aircraft to avoid the clouds.