B2verbtransportwork
US/hɑːl/
UK/hɔːl/
to pull or carry something heavy with effort from one place to another
In context
They hauled the boat up onto the beach before the storm.
Trucks haul timber from the forest to the mill every day.
She hauled herself out of bed at six and went running.
Words that go with haul
verb + noun
- haul cargoLarge ships haul cargo across the ocean.
- haul freightTrains haul freight to the port.
verb + adverb
- haul awayThe city hauled away the broken car.
- haul upFishermen hauled up the heavy nets.
verb + preposition
- haul ontoHe hauled the sack onto his shoulder.
- haul out ofThey hauled the car out of the mud.