From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpull your weightpull your weightWORK HARDto do your full share of work He accused me of not pulling my weight. → weight
Examples from the Corpus
pull your weight• Some members of this class haven't been pulling their weight.• Be firm, and tell him that he must either pull his weight or leave.• You subs are not pulling your weight.• If you don't start pulling your weight around here, you're fired.• He didn't pull his weight, but knew how to keep it from the consultants.• He just didn't pull his weight domestically.• For the average business, pulses and linseed didn't pull their weight.• All members were expected to pull their weight.• The superiors counted on the new managers to pull their weight in contributing to the superiors' agendas. 