Definition of hauler in English:

hauler

noun ˈhɔːləˈhɔlər

North American

1A person or company employed in the transport of goods or materials by road; haulier.
Example sentencesExamples
- On Friday night, a private hauler contracted by the city to collect garbage during the strike attempted to unload 18 trucks at a garbage-processing plant.
- In general, this meant 4-5 miles of transport; water haulers received up to three cents per gallon, which was a more profitable business than mining!
- It does rely on all parties co-operating - mills, log haulers, contractors, government and drivers, which is no small feat.
- Not too many years ago, New York City sanitation workers got pay and benefits so far above those of private refuse haulers that those city jobs were passed down through families like precious heirlooms.
- And a nine-day strike by private garbage haulers last fall meant other Streets and Sanitation workers were diverted to pick up bags that had piled up.
1. 1.1 A lorry used for the transport of goods or materials.
  a three-ton hauler
  Example sentencesExamples
  Once the car was in the hauler, the two couples headed back to Geoff's motor home.
  A lot of times we're gone and we just show up and the cars are on the hauler and you have to have confidence that they're assembled properly and set up properly.
  The Microbus' exterior is quite faithful to the old, oblong-shaped VW bus, which was a popular family hauler in the U.S. as well as a flower-power mobile.
  Over the winter, I sold our motorhome, trailer, and one of our two race cars, then purchased our current rig, a Kodiak hauler and 49-foot two-car Gold Rush trailer.
  My guys used to have to fight their way through crowds just to get to the car in the garage or to get to our hauler.

Rhymes

brawler, caller, crawler, drawler, faller, forestaller, installer, mauler, Paula, stonewaller, trawler

Definition of hauler in US English:

hauler

nounˈhɔlərˈhôlər

North American

1A person or company employed in the transport of goods or materials by road.
private haulers collect the bagged or bundled waste
British term haulier
Example sentencesExamples
- Not too many years ago, New York City sanitation workers got pay and benefits so far above those of private refuse haulers that those city jobs were passed down through families like precious heirlooms.
- It does rely on all parties co-operating - mills, log haulers, contractors, government and drivers, which is no small feat.
- And a nine-day strike by private garbage haulers last fall meant other Streets and Sanitation workers were diverted to pick up bags that had piled up.
- On Friday night, a private hauler contracted by the city to collect garbage during the strike attempted to unload 18 trucks at a garbage-processing plant.
- In general, this meant 4-5 miles of transport; water haulers received up to three cents per gallon, which was a more profitable business than mining!
1. 1.1 A truck used for the transport of goods or materials.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Microbus' exterior is quite faithful to the old, oblong-shaped VW bus, which was a popular family hauler in the U.S. as well as a flower-power mobile.
  A lot of times we're gone and we just show up and the cars are on the hauler and you have to have confidence that they're assembled properly and set up properly.
  Over the winter, I sold our motorhome, trailer, and one of our two race cars, then purchased our current rig, a Kodiak hauler and 49-foot two-car Gold Rush trailer.
  My guys used to have to fight their way through crowds just to get to the car in the garage or to get to our hauler.
  Once the car was in the hauler, the two couples headed back to Geoff's motor home.

单词	hauler
释义	Definition of hauler in English: hauler noun ˈhɔːləˈhɔlər North American 1A person or company employed in the transport of goods or materials by road; haulier. Example sentencesExamples On Friday night, a private hauler contracted by the city to collect garbage during the strike attempted to unload 18 trucks at a garbage-processing plant. In general, this meant 4-5 miles of transport; water haulers received up to three cents per gallon, which was a more profitable business than mining! It does rely on all parties co-operating - mills, log haulers, contractors, government and drivers, which is no small feat. Not too many years ago, New York City sanitation workers got pay and benefits so far above those of private refuse haulers that those city jobs were passed down through families like precious heirlooms. And a nine-day strike by private garbage haulers last fall meant other Streets and Sanitation workers were diverted to pick up bags that had piled up. 1.1 A lorry used for the transport of goods or materials. a three-ton hauler Example sentencesExamples Once the car was in the hauler, the two couples headed back to Geoff's motor home. A lot of times we're gone and we just show up and the cars are on the hauler and you have to have confidence that they're assembled properly and set up properly. The Microbus' exterior is quite faithful to the old, oblong-shaped VW bus, which was a popular family hauler in the U.S. as well as a flower-power mobile. Over the winter, I sold our motorhome, trailer, and one of our two race cars, then purchased our current rig, a Kodiak hauler and 49-foot two-car Gold Rush trailer. My guys used to have to fight their way through crowds just to get to the car in the garage or to get to our hauler. Rhymes brawler, caller, crawler, drawler, faller, forestaller, installer, mauler, Paula, stonewaller, trawler Definition of hauler in US English: hauler nounˈhɔlərˈhôlər North American 1A person or company employed in the transport of goods or materials by road. private haulers collect the bagged or bundled waste British term haulier Example sentencesExamples Not too many years ago, New York City sanitation workers got pay and benefits so far above those of private refuse haulers that those city jobs were passed down through families like precious heirlooms. It does rely on all parties co-operating - mills, log haulers, contractors, government and drivers, which is no small feat. And a nine-day strike by private garbage haulers last fall meant other Streets and Sanitation workers were diverted to pick up bags that had piled up. On Friday night, a private hauler contracted by the city to collect garbage during the strike attempted to unload 18 trucks at a garbage-processing plant. In general, this meant 4-5 miles of transport; water haulers received up to three cents per gallon, which was a more profitable business than mining! 1.1 A truck used for the transport of goods or materials. Example sentencesExamples The Microbus' exterior is quite faithful to the old, oblong-shaped VW bus, which was a popular family hauler in the U.S. as well as a flower-power mobile. A lot of times we're gone and we just show up and the cars are on the hauler and you have to have confidence that they're assembled properly and set up properly. Over the winter, I sold our motorhome, trailer, and one of our two race cars, then purchased our current rig, a Kodiak hauler and 49-foot two-car Gold Rush trailer. My guys used to have to fight their way through crowds just to get to the car in the garage or to get to our hauler. Once the car was in the hauler, the two couples headed back to Geoff's motor home.
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