Noun:

విజయఫార్, హాల్, రవాణా, ల్యాండింగ్, పట్టుబడ్డాడు,

Verb:

అంతటా పొందడానికి, హాల్, పుల్,

haul's Usage Examples:

Additionally, it has been agreed that an overhaul of circuit design, like that of Vietnam, will create spectacular racing and good passing moves.

For the Confederate States Army, the system was fragile and was designed for short hauls of cotton to the nearest river or ocean port.

Electric railways use either electric locomotives (hauling passengers or freight in separate.

ConceptThe show's premise was that an unknowing victim "ndash; the mark, in the show's language "mdash; is nominated to be Overhauled by his or her family or friends, the insiders.

got underway for San Francisco and the Todd Shipyard for her first interim overhaul.

IUA provides an SCTP adaptation layer for the seamless backhaul of Q.

A six-wicket-haul by Vanburn Holder in the Fourth Test of the series, also at the Queen's Park Oval, ensured another West Indian victory.

They were designed to haul heavy coal trains on mountainous lines with gradients of about 2.

The last scheduled passenger trains hauled by 5700s on BR were on seen London Midland Region on the Wrexham to New Brighton route (passing over old LNER territory).

One of the ships' boats was anchored beyond the surf, and ropes were used to haul people from the shore to the boat.

After maintenance and overhaul work at Hollandia and Manus she returned to the northern coast of New Guinea in mid-July to help defend the eastern flank of the Allied enclave at Hollandia against pressure from the bypassed enemy garrison at Wewak.

During overhaul at Kure Naval Arsenal from 12 August to 9 September 1943, her anti-aircraft weaponry was increased by an additional twin-mount Type 96 25"nbsp;mm AA gun, and possibly by a Type 22 radar.

light-weight, easy-to-haul and erect pontoon bridge to move his troops across unfordable rivers and streams.

Synonyms:

hale, bouse, draw, force, bowse, cart, drag, pull,

Antonyms:

centripetal force, centrifugal force, attraction, repulsion, push,