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Haul Up

Definition:

To pull or lift something or someone up, often with effort.

Verb - Sense 1:

Definition:

To lift or pull something up using force or strength.

Example Sentence:

He hauled up the heavy crate onto the truck.

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Verb - Sense 2:

Definition:

To bring a fishing net, catch, or object up into a boat or onto land.

Example Sentence:

The fishermen hauled up a large net filled with fish.

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Verb - Sense 3:

Definition:

To suspend an activity or bring something or someone to a stop abruptly.

Example Sentence:

The teacher hauled up the noisy class and demanded their attention.

Verb - Sense 4:

Definition:

To arrest or detain someone, typically by police or law enforcement officials.

Example Sentence:

The authorities finally hauled up the wanted criminal.

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Noun:

Definition:

A steep upward pull or slope.

Example Sentence:

The car struggled to climb the steep haul up the mountain.

Noun Phrase:

Definition:

A distance or journey that requires significant effort or exertion.

Example Sentence:

Running a marathon is a tough haul up, but the sense of accomplishment is worth it.

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