haul
UK [hɔ:l] US [hɑ:l] verb transitive
ADVANCED
■to pull something heavy slowly and with difficulty （用力）拉，拖（重物）•They hauled the boat out of the water.他们把船拉上了岸。 •She hauled herself up into the tree.她费劲地爬上了树。
UK [hɔ:l] US [hɑ:l] verb transitive
haul ass US offensive
■to move very quickly to a different place 快速散开•When the shooting started we hauled ass out of there.枪击开始后，我们就赶快离开了那里。
UK [hɔ:l] US [hɑ:l] verb transitive
Phrasal Verbs [M often passive] haul sb up informal
■to force someone to go somewhere or see someone in order to be punished or to answer questions about their behaviour 强制（某人）（去某处或见某人以接受惩罚或解释其行为）•He was hauled up in court/in front of a magistrate.他被法庭／地方法官传讯。
UK [hɔ:l] US [hɑ:l] noun countable
AMOUNT 数量
■a usually large amount of something that has been stolen or is illegal （赃物或非法物品的）一大批，大量•a haul of arms/drugs大量的武器／毒品
UK [hɔ:l] US [hɑ:l] noun countable
FISH 鱼
■the amount of fish caught （鱼的）捕获量•Fishermen have been complaining of poor hauls all year.渔民们整年都在抱怨捕的鱼太少。
UK [hɔ:l] US [hɑ:l] noun countable
PERIOD OF TIME 一段时间
■a journey, often a difficult one, or a period of effort （常指艰苦的）旅程•From there it was a long haul/only a short haul (= long and difficult/short and easy journey) back to our camp.从那里回到我们的营地是一段漫长而艰辛／短暂而轻松的旅程。 •It was a long haul (= It took a long time and was difficult) , but the alterations to the house are finished at last.经过一段漫长而又艰苦的岁月，房屋改建终于完成了。 long-haul flight/short-haul flight
■a long/short journey by air 长／短途飞行 |