Pronunciation: /lɔŋ ˈhɔlər/
noun a person who drives long distances, especially as a profession
A1 A long hauler is someone who travels long distances by road.
A2 The long hauler drove for hours without stopping to rest.
B1 As a long hauler, she often had to spend nights in her truck while on the road.
B2 The company hired experienced long haulers to transport goods across the country.
C1 Being a long hauler requires a lot of stamina and dedication to the job.
C2 The long hauler's detailed knowledge of routes and regulations made him a valuable asset to the transportation company.
formal The long hauler was a truck driver who transported goods across the country.
informal My uncle is a long hauler, he drives a big rig from coast to coast.
slang Being a long hauler means spending hours on the road without much rest.
figurative In life, we must be prepared to be a long hauler and persist through challenges for long-term success.
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