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UK: /hɔːl/ US: /hɑːl/Translation
v [t]
Véase tb: to {haul/pull} oneself up by one's bootstraps›
⇨ arrastrar [un objeto pesado]
They hauled the cupboard out of the room Arrastraron el armario fuera de la habitación
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⇨ llevar [a un infractor]
John was hauled before the director Llevaron a John ante el director
› (en navegación)
⇨ halar
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⇨ transportar
(Definition of haul v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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