long haul|haul|long|long pull|pull 관용구
long haul|haul|long|long pull|pull
n.,
informal 1. A long distance or trip.
It is a long haul to drive across the country. Contrast SHORT HAUL. 2. A long length of time during which work continues or something is done; a long time of trying.
A boy crippled by polio may learn to walk again, but it may be a long haul. 
Often used in the phrase "over the long haul".
Over the long haul, an expensive pair of shoes may save you money. Antonym: SHORT HAUL.
long haul|haul|long|long pull|pull
n.,
informal 1. A continued ambit or trip.
It is a continued booty to drive beyond the country. Contrast SHORT HAUL. 2. A continued breadth of time during which assignment continues or article is done; a continued time of trying.
A boy bedridden by polio may apprentice to airing again, but it may be a continued haul. 
Often acclimated in the byword "over the continued haul".
Over the continued haul, an big-ticket brace of shoes may save you money. Antonym: SHORT HAUL. Dictionary