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Collocations for haul - noun

1. act of hauling

VERB + haul

give sth

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PREPOSITION

haul on
When I shout, give a haul on the rope.

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2. distance

ADJECTIVE

long, short
the long haul back to Cape Town
a short-haul passenger plane
final, last
the final haul up the hill to the finishing line

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PREPOSITION

haul from, haul to

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3. (esp. BrE) of fish, stolen goods, etc.

ADJECTIVE

big, large, record
The thieves got away with a record haul of £25 million.
drugs

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VERB + haul

get, get away with
The gang did not expect to get such a large haul.

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haul + VERB

be worth sth
a haul worth £30 000

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PREPOSITION

haul of
the biggest ever haul of illegal drugs

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Collocations for haul - verb

Haul is used with these nouns as the subject:
truck

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Haul is used with these nouns as the object:
bag, cargo, freight, load, log, luggage, sack, train

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