English-Estonian translations for haul

• kiskuma
• tõmbama

Definition of haul

• To transport#Verb|transport by draw#Verb|drawing or pull#Verb|pulling, as with horse#Noun|horses or oxen, or a motor vehicle
• To draw or pull something heavy
• To carry or transport#Verb|transport something, with a connotation that the item is heavy or otherwise difficult to move#Verb|move
• To drag#Verb|drag, to pull, to tug#Verb|tug
• ''Followed by''''''': to summon to be discipline#Verb|disciplined or hold#verb|held answerable for something
• To pull apart, as oxen sometimes do when yoked#Adjective|yoked
• Of the wind#Noun|wind: to shift#Verb|shift fore (more towards the bow#Noun|bow
• To
• An act of #Verb|hauling or pulling#Noun|pulling, particularly with force#Noun|force; a pull#Noun|pull or tug#Noun|tug
• The distance#Noun|distance over which something is hauled or transport#Verb|transported, especially if long#Adjective|long
• An amount#Noun|amount of something that has been take#Verb|taken, especially of fish#Noun|fish, illegal#Adjective|illegal loot#Noun|loot, or items purchase#Verb|purchased on a shop#Verb|shopping trip#Noun|trip
• A bundle#Noun|bundle of many thread#Noun|threads to be tar#Verb|tarred

Examples

• to haul logs to a sawmill
• “How fast was he goin’?” / “I don’t know exactly, but he must’ve been haulin’, given where he landed.”
• Getting to his place was a real haul
• I find long-haul travel by airplane tiring
• The robber’s haul was over thirty items
• The trawler landed a ten-ton haul

Related words

• overhaul
• haulier
• haulage
• keelhaul
• hauled
• close-hauled
• ethnophaulism
• backhaul
• haulm