haul in Chinese
haul in Chinese is 拉 — haul means to pull or drag something heavy, often over a distance.
haul in Chinese
拉
Pronounced: lā
(transitive) To draw or pull something heavy.
What does "haul" mean?
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verb To pull or drag something heavy, often over a distance.
"They hauled the fishing nets up onto the deck."
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noun A quantity of something obtained or seized, especially through effort, theft, or a catch.
"The thieves got away with a huge haul of jewellery."
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verb Followed by "up": to call someone in to be disciplined or held to account.
"He was hauled up before the board over the missing funds."
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haul in a sentence
- They hauled the fishing nets up onto the deck.
- A truck hauled the wreckage away from the motorway.
- The thieves got away with a huge haul of jewellery.
- It was a good day's fishing — a decent haul of mackerel.
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What is "haul" in Chinese?
"haul" in Chinese is 拉. haul means: To pull or drag something heavy, often over a distance.
How do you pronounce 拉?
"haul" in Chinese is 拉, pronounced "lā".
How do you use "haul" in a sentence?
Example: "They hauled the fishing nets up onto the deck." In Chinese, "haul" is 拉.
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