Present tense third-person singular or plural noun form meaning to transport cargo on return trips, or the cargo itself on such trips.
Either the present tense verb form of 'backhaul' with '-s' suffix, or plural of the noun 'backhaul.' Both follow standard English inflection patterns from the base compound.
A shipping company 'backhauls refrigerated goods' while another 'backhauls steel'—the same tool solves completely different problems across industries.
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