haul
verbUK /hɔːl/
US /hɔːl/
To pull or carry something heavy with effort.
They hauled the big box up the stairs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The amount of something caught or collected at one time.
The fishermen brought in a huge haul of fish.
3. To transport goods over a distance, often by truck.
The company hauls furniture across the country.
4. To force someone to appear before a court or authority.
The police hauled the suspect into court.