haul out
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To pull something big or heavy out of a place.
"They had to haul out the old generator from the basement before the inspection."
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The Crazy Story of the Opium Wars
Nightshift – Kurzgesagt After Dark · 6:31
others haul out armfuls of confiscated pipes.
Lethal Animal Battles Captured on Camera | MEGA Episode | Nat Geo Animals
Nat Geo Animals · 24:21
(music) Breakfast over, they haul out and relax on the bank.
A Glimpse into the Lives of Otters | BBC Earth
BBC Earth · 23:58
In their natural habitat, otters will haul out onto riverbank to feed,
100 Iconic Moments From Sir David Attenborough | BBC Earth
BBC Earth · 284:55
they need a new place to haul out and nurse their young.
Delusional Airbnb Owners Are Crashing Out On TikTok Over New Rules
shira · 10:48
I'm probably going to haul out of like 15 bags of garbage out of this Airbnb,