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Meaning of haulabout
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haulabout (n.)
A bargelike vessel with steel hull, large hatchways, and coal transporters, for coaling war vessels from its own hold or from other colliers.
haulabout Sentence Examples
- The haulabout on the boat made it easy to move heavy equipment around the deck.
- The crew used the haulabout to haul in the fishing nets, saving significant manual labor.
- The haulabout's hydraulic system allowed for efficient and effortless handling of large loads.
- The shipyard installed a new haulabout system to improve the efficiency of their boat repair operations.
- The haulabout enabled the construction crew to quickly and safely raise materials to the top of the building.
- The farmer used a haulabout to transport hay bales from the field to the barn effortlessly.
- The warehouse utilized a haulabout to streamline the loading and unloading of heavy machinery.
- The military employed haulabouts to move heavy equipment and supplies in challenging terrain.
- The research team relied on haulabouts to retrieve specimens from deep underwater depths.
- The homeowner purchased a haulabout for their deck, making it easier to move furniture and planters around.
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A bargelike vessel with steel hull, large hatchways, and coal transporters, for coaling war vessels from its own hold or from other colliers.
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The haulabout on the boat made it easy to move heavy equipment around the deck.
The crew used the haulabout to haul in the fishing nets, saving significant manual labor.
The haulabout's hydraulic system allowed for efficient and effortless handling of large loads.
The shipyard installed a new haulabout system to improve the efficiency of their boat repair operations.
