词汇 | haul off and do |
释义 | haul off and (do something)1. To recoil or pull back before taking some action. I can't believe that guy just hauled off and punched you! 2. To do something with little forethought. For the sake of my bank account, I had to stop hauling off and buying new clothes every time I got upset. haul off and do something1. Inf. to draw back and do something, such as strike a person. She hauled off and slapped him hard. Max hauled off and poked Lefty in the nose. 2. Rur. to do something without a great deal of preparation. The old man hauled off and bought himself a house. Someday, I'm going to haul off and buy me a new car. |
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