Hales Meaning in English
word · lemma: hale
ˈheɪɫz
HAYLZ
hˈeɪlz
HAYLZ
Definição
'Hales' is a rare or archaic verb meaning to pull, drag, or draw, often used for drawing in air or pulling something forcefully.
Uso & Nuances
Rarely used in modern English; found mostly in historical, literary, or poetic texts. May refer both to inhaling or to dragging objects. Not to be confused with 'hale' (healthy). Common in phrases like 'hales a deep breath.'
Spanish: atrae (aire) - arrastra (persona, objeto)Portuguese (BR): puxa (ar) - arrasta (pessoa, objeto)Portuguese (PT): puxa (ar) - arrasta (pessoa, objeto)Chinese (Simplified): 吸入（空气）- 拉（人、物）Chinese (Traditional): 吸入（空氣）- 拉（人、物）Hindi: खींचता है (हवा/व्यक्ति/वस्तु)Arabic: يستنشق (الهواء) - يسحب (شخص، شيء)Bengali: টেনে আনা - টেনে নেওয়া - গভীরভাবে শ্বাস নেওয়াRussian: тащит - волочит - вдыхает (воздух)Japanese: 引っ張る - 引きずる - 息を吸い込むVietnamese: kéo - kéo lê - hít vào sâuKorean: 끌다 - 끌어당기다 - 깊이 들이마시다Turkish: çekmek - sürüklemek - derin nefes almakUrdu: کھینچنا - گھسیٹنا - گہرا سانس لیناIndonesian: menarik - menyeret - menghirup (nafas dalam-dalam)
Frases de Exemplo
He hales the heavy cart up the hill.
basic
She hales in the morning air.
basic
The old man hales his boat to the shore.
basic
She hales a deep breath before diving underwater.
natural
The worker hales the rope with all his strength.
natural
Each winter, he hales wood from the forest to keep his family warm.
natural