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hale
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/heɪl/
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/heɪl/
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hale
verb
haled
Past Simple
haled
Past Participle
haling
Gerund
UK
/heɪl/
US
/heɪl/
тащить
They had to hale the boat onto the shore.
Им пришлось тащить лодку на берег.
Synonyms
lead
haul
drag
pull
tug
lug
tow
yank
cart
draw
heave
manhandle
force
compel
coerce
drive
bring
usher
hale
adjective
haler
Comp.
halest
Super.
UK
/heɪl/
US
/heɪl/
здоровый
Despite his age, he remains hale and active.
Несмотря на свой возраст, он остается здоровым и активным.
Additional translations
бодрый
крепкий
Synonyms
vigorous
sound
robust
fit
strong
healthy
Antonyms
ailing
unhealthy
sick
Definitions
hale
verb
To compel someone to go somewhere, especially by force or authority.
The officer haled the suspect into the courtroom for the trial.
To haul, pull, or drag something or someone with effort or force; to draw.
With a concerted heave, the sailors haled the heavy net onto the deck.
hale
adjective
In good health; free from disease or infirmity.
Despite his advanced age, he remained hale and active, enjoying long walks every morning.
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