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源自中古英语 halen,借自古法语 haler(拉、拖),最终可能源于古日耳曼语。与荷兰语 halen(取、拿)同源。
❶ 指用力拖拉或运输重物,通常需要较大的体力或机械力量来完成。常用于描述搬运货物、拖拽车辆等场景。
“The workers were hauling heavy boxes into the warehouse.”
(工人们正把沉重的箱子拖进仓库。)
“We spent the afternoon hauling furniture up the stairs.”
(我们整个下午都在把家具搬上楼。)
hauling ass — 俚语,表示快速移动或匆忙离开,通常带有幽默或粗俗的语气。
“When the police arrived, the thieves were hauling ass out of there.”
(警察到达时,小偷们正飞快地逃离现场。)
long haul — 指长途运输或需要长时间坚持的事情,强调过程的持久性和艰巨性。
“Recovering from the injury will be a long haul, but he's determined.”
(从伤病中恢复将是个漫长的过程,但他很坚定。)