haul off

• Verbo frasal que significa apartar o mover algo de repente, o prepararse para golpear o lanzar algo, usado a menudo en lenguaje informal.

A phrasal verb meaning to suddenly pull or move something away, or to prepare to strike or throw something, often used informally.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. To pull or drag awayinformalamerican

   To forcefully pull or drag something or someone away from a place.

   Arrastrar o llevar lejos a la fuerza

   • The police hauled off the protester from the scene.
   • He hauled off the heavy box to the storage room.
   • They hauled off the old furniture to the dump.

   Sinónimoshaul awaypull awaypull off

2. To prepare to strikeinformalamerican

   To draw back one's arm or fist in preparation to hit someone or something.

   Prepararse para golpear

   • He hauled off and punched the wall in frustration.
   • She hauled off and slapped him across the face.
   • The boxer hauled off and delivered a powerful blow.

   Sinónimoscockdraw backpull backrear backwind up

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