“To haul up” in Japanese
Short answer
To haul up in Japanese is “手繰り上げる” (taguriageru). Full meaning: to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in.
Other ways to say “To haul up” in Japanese
たぐりあげる
taguriageru to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐり上げる
taguriageru to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
引っ張り上げる
hippariageru to pull up, to haul up
たぐり上げ
taguriage to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐり上げろ
taguriagero to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐり上げれ
taguriagere to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐり上げん
taguriagen to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐり上げよ
taguriageyo to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
手繰り上げ
taguriage to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐりあげ
taguriage to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
たぐり上げよふ
taguriageyou to haul up, to pull up (with both hands), to reel in
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