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What does the word hauls mean?

"Hauls" can have a few different meanings, depending on the context:

1. To pull or drag something heavy: This is the most common meaning of "haul."

* Example: "The truck driver hauled a load of bricks to the construction site."

* Synonyms: pull, drag, tug, tow

2. To capture or catch something, especially by fishing:

* Example: "The fisherman hauled in a huge tuna."

* Synonyms: catch, fish, net

3. A large amount or quantity of something:

* Example: "The company made a huge haul of profits last year."

* Synonyms: quantity, amount, supply, load

4. A journey or trip:

* Example: "They took a long haul across the country."

* Synonyms: journey, trip, voyage

5. To steal or rob someone:

* Example: "The thieves hauled off with the jewelry."

* Synonyms: steal, rob, loot

6. A successful act of obtaining something:

* Example: "The team had a big haul of wins this season."

* Synonyms: gain, achievement, victory

The specific meaning of "hauls" will usually be clear from the context of the sentence.

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