英语词汇“haul”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

haulverb [ T ]

uk/hɔːl/us/hɑːl/

C2 to pull something heavy slowly and with difficulty:

They hauled the boat out of the water.

She hauled herself up into the tree.

to take something or someone somewhere, especially by force:

FBI agents hauled away boxes of records.

The police hauled him off to jail in front of his whole family.

More examples

He hauled himself over the wall, grunting with the effort.
A freight train can haul thousands of tons of goods.
The fishermen were hauling the nets in at the back of the boat.
It took three men to haul the roller across the pitch.
We had to haul the wardrobe up three flights of stairs.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Pulling

draft
drag
draught
draw sth up
heave
heave-ho
heft
hitch
hitch sth up
pluck
pluck at sth
reel
reel sth in/out
retract
suck
tow
tow-away
traction
tweak
yank

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Idiom(s)

haul ass

Phrasal verb(s)

haul sb up

haulnoun [ C ]

uk/hɔːl/us/hɑːl/

haul noun [ C ] (AMOUNT)

C2 a usually large amount of something that has been stolen or is illegal:

a haul of arms/drugs

all the things someone buys on an occasion when they go shopping:

Check out the Ucinek family shopping haul.

I saw those gloves in a haul video.

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Masses and large amounts of things

accumulation
an embarrassment of riches idiom
any number of things idiom
backlog
battery
boatload
bolus
clot
deluge
fund
lashing
lather
outpouring
panoply
plethora
predominance
preponderance
sheet
shower
thousand

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haul noun [ C ] (FISH)

the amount of fish caught:

Fishermen have been complaining of poor hauls all year.

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General words for size and amount

-sized
a whole lot idiom
amount
bulk
content
count
degree
element
flow
load
number
part
quantity
quota
ration
scale
size
small-scale
strength
take

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haul noun [ C ] (JOURNEY)

a journey, often a difficult one:

From there it was a long haul/only a short haul back to our camp.

See also

long-haul

short-haul

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Journeys

adventure
break-journey
carpool
carsick
convoy
foray
grand tour
journey
mystery tour
odyssey
outward-bound
peregrination
pilgrimage
ride
round trip
sail
short-haul
the long haul idiom
travelling
trip

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Idiom(s)

the long haul

单词	haul
释义	Contents verb (1) haul (1) noun (3) haul (AMOUNT) haul (FISH) haul (JOURNEY) Contents verb (1) haul (MOVE) noun (2) haul (DISTANCE) haul (AMOUNT) Contents verb (3) haul (1) haul (2) haul (3) noun (3) haul (1) haul (2) haul (3) English American Business haulverb [ T ] uk/hɔːl/us/hɑːl/ C2 to pull something heavy slowly and with difficulty: They hauled the boat out of the water. She hauled herself up into the tree. to take something or someone somewhere, especially by force: FBI agents hauled away boxes of records. The police hauled him off to jail in front of his whole family. More examples He hauled himself over the wall, grunting with the effort. A freight train can haul thousands of tons of goods. The fishermen were hauling the nets in at the back of the boat. It took three men to haul the roller across the pitch. We had to haul the wardrobe up three flights of stairs. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pulling draft drag draught *draw sth* up heave heave-ho heft hitch hitch sth up pluck** pluck at sth reel *reel sth* in/out retract suck tow tow-away traction tweak yank See more results » Idiom(s) haul ass Phrasal verb(s) haul sb up haulnoun [ C ] uk/hɔːl/us/hɑːl/ haul noun [ C ] (AMOUNT) C2 a usually large amount of something that has been stolen or is illegal: a haul of arms/drugs all the things someone buys on an occasion when they go shopping: Check out the Ucinek family shopping haul. I saw those gloves in a haul video. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Masses and large amounts of things accumulation an embarrassment of riches** idiom any number of things idiom backlog battery boatload bolus clot deluge fund lashing lather outpouring panoply plethora predominance preponderance sheet shower thousand See more results » haul noun [ C ] (FISH) the amount of fish caught: Fishermen have been complaining of poor hauls all year. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words General words for size and amount -sized a whole lot idiom amount bulk content count degree element flow load number part quantity quota ration scale size small-scale strength take See more results » haul noun [ C ] (JOURNEY) a journey, often a difficult one: From there it was a long haul/only a short haul back to our camp. See also long-haul short-haul Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Journeys adventure break-journey carpool carsick convoy foray grand tour journey mystery tour odyssey outward-bound peregrination pilgrimage ride round trip sail short-haul the long haul idiom travelling trip See more results » Idiom(s) the long haul haulverb [ T ] us/hɔl/ haul verb [ T ] (MOVE) to pull something heavy or transport something over long distances: They use these trucks to haul freight. A person who is hauled somewhere is forced to go there: She was arrested, fingerprinted, and hauled before a judge. If you even mention my name in public, I’ll haul you right into court! Phrasal verb(s) haul someone/something away haulnoun us/hɔl/ haul noun (DISTANCE) [ C usually sing ] a distance over which something is transported: short-haul flights It’s a long haul to Minnesota. haul noun (AMOUNT) [ C ] an amount of something that was obtained illegally, esp. after it has been taken by the authorities: Police say it is the largest haul of stolen art in years. haulverb [ T ] uk/hɔːl/us TRANSPORT to transport goods over a long distance by truck, train, or ship: In 2006, shippers on the Great Lakes hauled 110 million tons of cargo. informal also haul up to make someone go to a person in authority to answer questions about something they have done: haul sb (up) before/in front of sb/sth The EU gave the government two months to come up with a good case or be hauled up before the European Court of Justice. haul sb over the coals informal US also rake sb over the coals to criticize someone severely for something they have done: Top ministers were hauled over the coals by the select committee for failing to disclose vital information in the inquiry. haulnoun [ C ] uk/hɔːl/us a large amount of something that is illegal or has been stolen: It was one of the biggest drugs hauls police have seen in recent years. a haul of sth They uncovered a haul of arms and ammunition at the suspect's address. a large amount of fish caught at one time: Fishermen have complained of poor hauls all year. a distance travelled carrying goods: short/long haul The railroads say they can't make money off short hauls if they don't also get income from the long trips. See also backhaul long-haul short-haul
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haulverb [ T ]

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

haulnoun [ C ]

haul noun [ C ] (AMOUNT)

haul noun [ C ] (FISH)

haul noun [ C ] (JOURNEY)

Idiom(s)

haulverb [ T ]

haul verb [ T ] (MOVE)

Phrasal verb(s)

haulnoun

haul noun (DISTANCE)

haul noun (AMOUNT)

haulverb [ T ]

haulnoun [ C ]