Definitions
v. To pull something along a surface, often with effort.
拖；拉
v. To pass or progress so slowly that it feels boring.
缓慢进行；拖沓
n. A force or influence that slows movement or progress.
阻力；拖累
Example
We dragged the heavy rug across the floor.
我们拖着沉重的地毯穿过房间。
Complicated approval procedures can drag on for months, delaying essential improvements to public transport.
复杂的审批程序可能拖延数月，耽误公共交通的必要改善。
Collocations
- drag a chair
- drag on
- drag and drop
- a drag on growth
Synonyms
- pull
Usage tip
drag过去式为dragged；drag on指拖延下去。
FAQ
- What does drag mean?
- To pull something along a surface, often with effort. To pass or progress so slowly that it feels boring. A force or influence that slows movement or progress.
- How is drag pronounced?
- UK /dræɡ/, US /dræɡ/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.
