/aˈlaɾ/
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Translation
to pull, to haul (Latin America)
Word origin
From French haler ('to haul'), of Germanic origin, sharing a root with English 'haul'.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- haler
- English cognates
- haul
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular
Examples
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You have to pull the rope hard.
pesada.
The child tried to pull the heavy door.
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We are going to haul the boat towards the shore.
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Do not pull so hard, it can break.
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The horses were hauling the cart along the road.
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