Definition of wire-pull in English:

wire-pull

verb ˈwʌɪəpʊl

with object To manipulate or influence (a person) as if pulling the wires of a puppet; to control (a situation, organization, etc.) from behind the scenes. Compare to pull the wires, to pull the strings, and wirework.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Advice to newly Elected Member of Parliament. From wire + pull, after to pull the wires.

verbˈwʌɪəpʊl

with object To manipulate or influence (a person) as if pulling the wires of a puppet; to control (a situation, organization, etc.) from behind the scenes. Compare to pull the wires, to pull the strings, and wirework.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Advice to newly Elected Member of Parliament. From wire + pull, after to pull the wires.

词汇	wire-pull
释义	Definition of wire-pull in English: wire-pull verb ˈwʌɪəpʊl with object To manipulate or influence (a person) as if pulling the wires of a puppet; to control (a situation, organization, etc.) from behind the scenes. Compare to pull the wires, to pull the strings, and wirework. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Advice to newly Elected Member of Parliament. From wire + pull, after to pull the wires. Definition of wire-pull in US English: wire-pull verbˈwʌɪəpʊl with object To manipulate or influence (a person) as if pulling the wires of a puppet; to control (a situation, organization, etc.) from behind the scenes. Compare to pull the wires, to pull the strings, and wirework. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Advice to newly Elected Member of Parliament. From wire + pull, after to pull the wires.
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