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drag drag ★★★☆☆/dræ̱g/1[VERB	动词](常指费力地)拖，拉，拽，扯 If you drag something, you pull it along the ground, often with difficulty.   [V n prep/adv]He got up and dragged his chair towards the table.他站起来把他的椅子拖向桌子。2[VERB	动词](电脑操作中)用鼠标拖动，用鼠标改变（尺寸或形状） To drag a computer image means to use the mouse to move the position of the image on the screen, or to change its size or shape.   [V n]  [COMPUTING 计算机]Use your mouse to drag the pictures to their new size.用鼠标拖动图片，将其调整为新的尺寸。3[VERB	动词]生拉；硬拽 If someone drags you somewhere, they pull you there, or force you to go there by physically threatening you.   [V n prep/adv]The vigilantes dragged the men out of the vehicles...治安人员硬把那些人拉下车。There were no signs she'd been dragged across the grass.没有迹象表明她是被硬拖着穿过草地的。4[VERB	动词]强迫；迫使；勉强 If someone drags you somewhere you do not want to go, they make you go there.   [V n adv/prep]When you can drag him away from his work, he can also be a devoted father...如果你能把他硬从工作中拉回来，他也会是个尽心尽责的父亲。I've been dragged back from Australia for no sufficient reason.没有充分的理由，我就从澳大利亚被硬叫了回来。5[VERB	动词]勉强去(某地) If you say that you drag yourself somewhere, you are emphasizing that you have to make a very great effort to go there.   [V pron-refl adv/prep]  [emphasis]I find it really hard to drag myself out and exercise regularly.我发现要让我自己定期出门锻炼真的很难。...if you manage to drag yourself away from the luxury of the hotel.如果你能舍弃酒店的奢侈享受6[VERB	动词]拖着(脚或腿)走 If you drag your foot or your leg behind you, you walk with great difficulty because your foot or leg is injured in some way.   [V n prep]  [V n]He was barely able to drag his poisoned leg behind him...他极费力地拖着那条中毒的腿走路。He drags his leg, and he can hardly lift his arm.他拖着腿，几乎举不起他的胳膊。7[VERB	动词]用网(或钩子)搜索(河或湖底) If the police drag a river or lake, they pull nets or hooks across the bottom of it in order to look for something.   [V n]Yesterday police frogmen dragged a small pond on the Common.昨天警方的蛙人在公用草地上的一个小池塘里打捞。8[VERB	动词](时间)过得很慢；（活动）单调乏味地进行，拖沓地进行 If a period of time or an event drags, it is very boring and seems to last a long time.   [V adv]  [V]The minutes dragged past...时间一分钟一分钟地熬过去。The pacing was uneven, and the early second act dragged.节奏忽快忽慢，第二幕前半场太过拖沓。9[N-SING	单数名词]拖累；累赘；绊脚石 If something is a drag on the development or progress of something, it slows it down or makes it more difficult.   [a N on n]The satellite acts as a drag on the shuttle...卫星成了航天飞机的累赘。Spending cuts will put a drag on growth.缩减开支会减缓增长速度。10[N-SING	单数名词]令人不快的事；无聊的事 If you say that something is a drag, you mean that it is unpleasant or very dull.   [a N]  [disapproval]  [INFORMAL 非正式]As far as shopping for clothes goes, it's a drag...逛街买衣服是件挺没意思的事。A dry sandwich is a drag to eat.放干的三明治很难吃。11[N-COUNT	可数名词](抽烟时的)一吸，一抽 If you take a drag on a cigarette or pipe that you are smoking, you take in air through it.   [oft N on n]  [INFORMAL 非正式]He took a drag on his cigarette, and exhaled the smoke.他吸了一口烟，吐出了烟雾。12[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词](物体在空气或液体中移动时所受到的)阻力，抗力 Drag is the resistance to the movement that is experienced by something that is moving through air or through a fluid.   [oft the N of n]  [TECHNICAL 术语]The drag of those extra air molecules brought the satellite crashing to Earth.额外的空气分子阻力使得卫星坠毁到了地球上。13[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词](以娱乐为目的的)男扮女装 Drag is the wearing of women's clothes by a male entertainer.   [oft N n]  [PHR after v]Entertainment is laid on too, in the form of drag on Wednesdays and strippers on Sundays...还安排了娱乐活动，星期三是男扮女装演出，星期天是脱衣舞演出。The neighborhood is given over to performers, stilt walkers and drag queens.社区变成了玩杂耍的、踩高跷的和扮装皇后的天地。If a man is in drag, he is wearing women's clothes.(男子)穿着女性的衣服The band dressed up in drag.乐队的人都穿着女装。14[PHRASE	短语]故意拖延 If you drag your feet or drag your heels, you delay doing something or do it very slowly because you do not want to do it.   [V inflects]The government, he claimed, was dragging its feet.他声称政府在故意拖延。相关词组：drag down drag in drag into drag on drag out drag up  drag1 verbdrag2 noundragdrag1 /dræɡ/ ●●● S3 W3 verb (past tense and past participle dragged, present participle dragging)  Entry menu Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1pull something [transitive] to pull something along the ground, often because it is too heavy to carrydrag something away/along/through etc Inge managed to drag the table into the kitchen.► see thesaurus at pull2pull somebody [transitive always + adverb/preposition] to pull someone somewhere where they do not want to go, in a way that is not gentle:  He grabbed her arm and dragged her into the room.3drag yourself to/into/out of etc something informal to move somewhere with difficulty, especially because you are ill, tired, or unhappy:  I dragged myself out of bed and into the bathroom. Can you drag yourself away from (=stop watching) the TV for a minute?4persuade somebody to come [transitive always + adverb/preposition] informal if you drag someone somewhere, you persuade or force them to come with you when they do not want to:  Mom dragged us to a classical music concert.5computer [transitive] to move words, pictures etc on a computer screen by pulling them along with the mouse:  You can drag and drop text like this.6be boring [intransitive] if time or an event drags, it seems to go very slowly because nothing interesting is happening:  Friday afternoons always drag.7touch the ground [intransitive] if something is dragging along the ground, part of it is touching the ground as you movedrag along/in/on Your coat’s dragging in the mud.8drag your feet/heels informal to take too much time to do something because you do not want to do it:  The authorities are dragging their feet over banning cigarette advertising.9drag a lake/river etc to look for something in a lake, river etc by pulling a heavy net along the bottom:  The police are dragging the lake for the missing girl’s body.10drag somebody’s name through the mud to tell people about the bad things that someone has done, so that they will have a bad opinion of them11drag somebody through the courts to force someone to go to a court of law, especially in order to make them have a bad experience because you are angry with them12drag somebody kicking and screaming into something to force someone to do something that they do not want to – used humorously:  The party will have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.13look as if you’ve been dragged through a hedge backwards to look very untidy – used humorously14injured leg/foot [transitive] if you drag your leg, foot etc, you cannot lift it off the ground as you walk because it is injured:  a bird dragging its broken wingdrag somebody/something ↔ down phrasal verb1to make someone feel unhappy and weak:  Joe’s been ill for weeks now – it’s really dragging him down.2to make the price, level, or quality of something go down:  Declining prices for aluminium have dragged down the company’s earnings.3if someone or something bad drags you down, they make you become worse or get into a worse situation:  Don’t let them drag you down to their level.drag somebody/something into something (also drag somebody/something ↔ in) phrasal verb1to make someone get involved in an argument, war, or other unpleasant situation that they do not want to be involved in:  I’m sorry to drag you into this mess.2to talk about something when you are having a discussion or argument, even though it is not connected with it:  Don’t drag my past into this!drag on phrasal verb if an event or situation drags on, it continues for too longdrag on for an expensive court battle that could drag on for yearsdrag something ↔ out phrasal verb to make an event or situation last longer than is necessary:  Neither of them wanted to drag the divorce out longer than they had to.drag something out of somebody phrasal verb to make someone tell you something when they had not intended to tell you or were not supposed to tell you:  Police finally dragged a confession out of him.drag somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1to mention an unpleasant or embarrassing story from the past, even though it upsets someone:  Why do you have to drag that up again?2be dragged up British English if a child is dragged up, their parents do not teach them to behave properly – used humorously:  Those children have been dragged up, not brought up!drag1 verbdrag2 noundragdrag2 noun  Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1 a drag informal a)something or someone that is boring:  Don’t be such a drag! Come to the party. b)something that is annoying and continues for a long time:  It’s a real drag having to travel so far to work every day.2be a drag on somebody/something to make it hard for someone to make progress towards what they want:  Any slowdown in the economy is going to be a drag on the president’s re-election campaign.3[countable] the act of breathing in smoke from your cigarette:  Frank took a drag on his cigarette.4 in drag wearing clothes worn by the opposite sex, especially to entertain people:  The whole performance is done in drag.5[uncountable] the force of air that pushes against an aircraft or a vehicle that is moving forward:  The car’s rounded edges reduce drag.6the main drag American English informal the biggest or longest street that goes through a town:  Our hotel is right on the main drag.

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            drag              ★                    /        dræɡ                ;          NAmE                dræɡ                /                              verb                ,                  noun                            drag      drags      dragged      dragging                            verb        ★                                  (              -gg-            )              pull        拉                    1        ★                  [transitive          ]                (+ adv.prep.)                  to pull sb/sth along with effort and difficulty            （使劲而吃力地）拖，拉，拽，扯                                    ◆          I dragged the chair over to the window.          我把椅子拖到了窗口那边。                          ◆          They dragged her from her bed.          他们把她从床上拽了起来。                          ☞synonyms at                                                    pull                                                                move slowly        缓慢移动                    2                  [transitive                ,         intransitive          ]                          to move yourself slowly and with effort            缓慢而费力地移动（或行进）                                    dragyourself + adv./prep.                          ◆          I managed to drag myself out of bed.          我总算硬撑着从床上爬了起来。                + adv./prep.                  ◆          She always drags behind when we walk anywhere.          我们每走到什么地方她都慢慢腾腾吃力地跟在后面。                            persuade sb to go        劝人走                    3                  [transitive          ]                          dragsb/yourself + adv./prep.                          to persuade sb to come or go somewhere they do not really want to come or go to            生拉硬拽；劝人勉强来（或去）                                    ◆          I'm sorry to drag you all this way in the heat.          对不起，这么热的天硬拉着你跑了那么远。                          ◆          The party was so good I couldn't drag myself away.          这聚会太好玩了，我舍不得离开。                            of time        时间                    4                  [intransitive          ]                          (of time or an event          时间或活动          )                          to pass very slowly            过得很慢；拖沓地进行                                    ◆          Time dragged terribly.          时间过得真慢。                          ◆          The meeting really dragged.          这会议开得真拖拉。                          ☞see also                      drag on                                      touch ground        触到地上                    5                  [intransitive                ,         transitive          ]                          to move, or make sth move, partly touching the ground            （使）在地上拖着移动                                    ◆          This dress is too long—it drags on the ground when I walk.          这条连衣裙太长了，我走路时会拖在地上。                          dragsth                          ◆          He was dragging his coat in the mud.          他的外套拖在泥里。                            search river        在河中搜索                    6                  [transitive          ]                          dragsth (for sb/sth)                          to search the bottom of a river, lake, etc. with nets or hooks            用网（或钩）搜索（河或湖底）                                    ◆          They dragged the canal for the murder weapon.          他们用拖网沿运河打捞凶器。                            computing        计算机技术                    7                  [transitive          ]                          dragsth + adv./prep.                          to move some text, an            icon,etc. across the screen of a computer using the mouse            （用鼠标）拖动                                      IDIOM              drag your ˈfeet/ˈheels                              to be deliberately slow in doing sth or in making a decision              故意拖拉；故意延迟（作出决定）                                                  ☞more at                                    bootstrap                                              PHRASAL VERBS                    ˌdrag ˈby                              (of time            时间            )                                to pass very slowly              过得很慢；拖沓地进行                                            ◆            The last few weeks of the summer really dragged by.            夏天最后的几个星期过得真是慢啊。                                      ˌdrag sb↔ˈdown                              to make sb feel weak or unhappy              使虚弱（或不愉快）                                                  ˌdrag sb/sth↔ˈdown (to sth)                              to bring sb/sth to a lower social or economic level, a lower standard of behaviour, etc.              使社会地位（或经济地位、行为标准等）下降                                            ◆            If he fails, he'll drag us all down with him.            要是他失败了，他会使我们大家连同他一起毁掉的。                                      ˌdrag sth/sb ˈinto sth | ˌdrag sth/sb↔ˈin                  1                      to start to talk about sth/sb that has nothing to do with what is being discussed              把毫不相干的事（或人）插入谈论；毫无必要地扯到                                            ◆            Do you have to drag politics into everything?            你什么事都非要把政治扯进去吗？                                    2                      to try to get sb who is not connected with a situation involved in it              硬让毫无关系的人卷入；硬把…拉进去                                            ◆            Don't drag the children into our argument.            不要硬让孩子也卷入我们的争论。                                      ˌdrag ˈon                              (              disapproving)                        to go on for too long              拖得太久；持续太久                                            ◆            The dispute has dragged on for months.            这场争论没完没了地持续了数月。                                      ˌdrag sth↔ˈout                              to make sth last longer than necessary              不必要地拖延；使持续过久                                            SYN                                                            prolong                                                                          ◆            Let's not drag out this discussion—we need to reach a decision.            别让这场讨论拖得太久，我们得作出决定。                                      ˌdrag sth ˈout of sb                              to make sb say sth they do not want to say              强迫某人说出；套某人的话                                            ◆            We dragged a confession out of him.            我们硬逼着他招了供。                                      ˌdrag sth↔ˈup                              to mention an unpleasant story, fact, etc. that people do not want to remember or talk about              提起（不愿回忆或谈论的事）                                            ◆            Why do you have to keep dragging up my divorce?            你为什么非要老提我离婚的事呢？                                                    noun                    boring person/thing        令人厌烦的人╱事                    1                  [singular          ]                          (            informal)                    a boring person or thing; sth that is annoying            令人厌烦的人；乏味无聊的事                                    ◆          He's such a drag.          他真惹人讨厌。                          ◆          Walking's a drag—let's drive there.          步行太累了，咱们开车去吧。                          ◆          Having to work late every day is a drag.          每天都得晚下班可真讨厌。                            sb/sth stopping progress        阻碍前进的人╱事物                    2                  [singular          ]                a          dragon sb/sth                          (            informal)                    a person or thing that makes progress difficult            累赘；拖累；绊脚石                                    ◆          He came to be seen as a drag on his own party's prospects.          他逐渐被看成是阻碍自己的党走向未来的绊脚石。                            on cigarette        香烟                    3                  [countable          ]                          (            informal)                    an act of breathing in smoke from a cigarette, etc.            抽一口；吸一口                                    SYN                                                    draw                                                              ◆          She took a long drag on her cigarette.          她长长地抽了一大口烟。                            women's clothes        女装                    4                  [uncountable          ]                          (            informal)                    clothes that are usually worn by the opposite sex (usually women's clothes worn by men)            异性服装（通常指男子穿的女装）                                    ◆          He performed in drag.          他身着女装演出。                          ◆          a            drag queen            (= a man who dresses in women's clothes, usually in order to entertain people)                    男扮女装者（通常以娱乐他人为目的）                            physics        物理                    5                  [uncountable          ]                          the force of the air that acts against the movement of an aircraft or other vehicle            （作用于飞机或其他交通工具的）空气阻力                                    ☞compare                                                    lift                                                   n.                           (5              )                                                ☞see also                                                    main drag                                                                    drag              /        dræɡ                ;          NAmE                dræɡ                /             www.ankiedu.club

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Collins	drag ★★★☆☆ /dræ̱g/ 1 [VERB 动词](常指费力地)拖，拉，拽，扯 If you drag something, you pull it along the ground, often with difficulty. [V n prep/adv] He got up and dragged his chair towards the table. 他站起来把他的椅子拖向桌子。 2 [VERB 动词](电脑操作中)用鼠标拖动，用鼠标改变（尺寸或形状） To drag a computer image means to use the mouse to move the position of the image on the screen, or to change its size or shape. [V n] [COMPUTING 计算机] Use your mouse to drag the pictures to their new size. 用鼠标拖动图片，将其调整为新的尺寸。 3 [VERB 动词]生拉；硬拽 If someone drags you somewhere, they pull you there, or force you to go there by physically threatening you. [V n prep/adv] The vigilantes dragged the men out of the vehicles... 治安人员硬把那些人拉下车。 There were no signs she'd been dragged across the grass. 没有迹象表明她是被硬拖着穿过草地的。 4 [VERB 动词]强迫；迫使；勉强 If someone drags you somewhere you do not want to go, they make you go there. [V n adv/prep] When you can drag him away from his work, he can also be a devoted father... 如果你能把他硬从工作中拉回来，他也会是个尽心尽责的父亲。 I've been dragged back from Australia for no sufficient reason. 没有充分的理由，我就从澳大利亚被硬叫了回来。 5 [VERB 动词]勉强去(某地) If you say that you drag yourself somewhere, you are emphasizing that you have to make a very great effort to go there. [V pron-refl adv/prep] [emphasis] I find it really hard to drag myself out and exercise regularly. 我发现要让我自己定期出门锻炼真的很难。 ...if you manage to drag yourself away from the luxury of the hotel. 如果你能舍弃酒店的奢侈享受 6 [VERB 动词]拖着(脚或腿)走 If you drag your foot or your leg behind you, you walk with great difficulty because your foot or leg is injured in some way. [V n prep] [V n] He was barely able to drag his poisoned leg behind him... 他极费力地拖着那条中毒的腿走路。 He drags his leg, and he can hardly lift his arm. 他拖着腿，几乎举不起他的胳膊。 7 [VERB 动词]用网(或钩子)搜索(河或湖底) If the police drag a river or lake, they pull nets or hooks across the bottom of it in order to look for something. [V n] Yesterday police frogmen dragged a small pond on the Common. 昨天警方的蛙人在公用草地上的一个小池塘里打捞。 8 [VERB 动词](时间)过得很慢；（活动）单调乏味地进行，拖沓地进行 If a period of time or an event drags, it is very boring and seems to last a long time. [V adv] [V] The minutes dragged past... 时间一分钟一分钟地熬过去。 The pacing was uneven, and the early second act dragged. 节奏忽快忽慢，第二幕前半场太过拖沓。 9 [N-SING 单数名词]拖累；累赘；绊脚石 If something is a drag on the development or progress of something, it slows it down or makes it more difficult. [a N on n] The satellite acts as a drag on the shuttle... 卫星成了航天飞机的累赘。 Spending cuts will put a drag on growth. 缩减开支会减缓增长速度。 10 [N-SING 单数名词]令人不快的事；无聊的事 If you say that something is a drag, you mean that it is unpleasant or very dull. [a N] [disapproval] [INFORMAL 非正式] As far as shopping for clothes goes, it's a drag... 逛街买衣服是件挺没意思的事。 A dry sandwich is a drag to eat. 放干的三明治很难吃。 11 [N-COUNT 可数名词](抽烟时的)一吸，一抽 If you take a drag on a cigarette or pipe that you are smoking, you take in air through it. [oft N on n] [INFORMAL 非正式] He took a drag on his cigarette, and exhaled the smoke. 他吸了一口烟，吐出了烟雾。 12 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词](物体在空气或液体中移动时所受到的)阻力，抗力 Drag is the resistance to the movement that is experienced by something that is moving through air or through a fluid. [oft the N of n] [TECHNICAL 术语] The drag of those extra air molecules brought the satellite crashing to Earth. 额外的空气分子阻力使得卫星坠毁到了地球上。 13 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词](以娱乐为目的的)男扮女装 Drag is the wearing of women's clothes by a male entertainer. [oft N n] [PHR after v] Entertainment is laid on too, in the form of drag on Wednesdays and strippers on Sundays... 还安排了娱乐活动，星期三是男扮女装演出，星期天是脱衣舞演出。 The neighborhood is given over to performers, stilt walkers and drag queens. 社区变成了玩杂耍的、踩高跷的和扮装皇后的天地。 If a man is in drag, he is wearing women's clothes.(男子)穿着女性的衣服 The band dressed up in drag. 乐队的人都穿着女装。 14 [PHRASE 短语]故意拖延 If you drag your feet or drag your heels, you delay doing something or do it very slowly because you do not want to do it. [V inflects] The government, he claimed, was dragging its feet. 他声称政府在故意拖延。相关词组： drag down drag in drag into drag on drag out drag up
Oxford	drag ★ / dræɡ ; NAmE dræɡ / verb , noun drag drags dragged dragging verb ★ ( -gg- ) pull 拉 1 ★ [transitive ] (+ adv.prep.) to pull sb/sth along with effort and difficulty （使劲而吃力地）拖，拉，拽，扯 ◆ I dragged the chair over to the window. 我把椅子拖到了窗口那边。 ◆ They dragged her from her bed. 他们把她从床上拽了起来。 ☞synonyms at pull move slowly 缓慢移动 2 [transitive , intransitive ] to move yourself slowly and with effort 缓慢而费力地移动（或行进） dragyourself + adv./prep. ◆ I managed to drag myself out of bed. 我总算硬撑着从床上爬了起来。 + adv./prep. ◆ She always drags behind when we walk anywhere. 我们每走到什么地方她都慢慢腾腾吃力地跟在后面。 persuade sb to go 劝人走 3 [transitive ] dragsb/yourself + adv./prep. to persuade sb to come or go somewhere they do not really want to come or go to 生拉硬拽；劝人勉强来（或去） ◆ I'm sorry to drag you all this way in the heat. 对不起，这么热的天硬拉着你跑了那么远。 ◆ The party was so good I couldn't drag myself away. 这聚会太好玩了，我舍不得离开。 of time 时间 4 [intransitive ] (of time or an event 时间或活动 ) to pass very slowly 过得很慢；拖沓地进行 ◆ Time dragged terribly. 时间过得真慢。 ◆ The meeting really dragged. 这会议开得真拖拉。 ☞see also drag on touch ground 触到地上 5 [intransitive , transitive ] to move, or make sth move, partly touching the ground （使）在地上拖着移动 ◆ This dress is too long—it drags on the ground when I walk. 这条连衣裙太长了，我走路时会拖在地上。 dragsth ◆ He was dragging his coat in the mud. 他的外套拖在泥里。 search river 在河中搜索 6 [transitive ] dragsth (for sb/sth) to search the bottom of a river, lake, etc. with nets or hooks 用网（或钩）搜索（河或湖底） ◆ They dragged the canal for the murder weapon. 他们用拖网沿运河打捞凶器。 computing 计算机技术 7 [transitive ] dragsth + adv./prep. to move some text, an icon,etc. across the screen of a computer using the mouse （用鼠标）拖动 IDIOM drag your ˈfeet/ˈheels to be deliberately slow in doing sth or in making a decision 故意拖拉；故意延迟（作出决定） ☞more at bootstrap PHRASAL VERBS ˌdrag ˈby (of time 时间 ) to pass very slowly 过得很慢；拖沓地进行 ◆ The last few weeks of the summer really dragged by. 夏天最后的几个星期过得真是慢啊。 ˌdrag sb↔ˈdown to make sb feel weak or unhappy 使虚弱（或不愉快） ˌdrag sb/sth↔ˈdown (to sth) to bring sb/sth to a lower social or economic level, a lower standard of behaviour, etc. 使社会地位（或经济地位、行为标准等）下降 ◆ If he fails, he'll drag us all down with him. 要是他失败了，他会使我们大家连同他一起毁掉的。 ˌdrag sth/sb ˈinto sth \| ˌdrag sth/sb↔ˈin 1 to start to talk about sth/sb that has nothing to do with what is being discussed 把毫不相干的事（或人）插入谈论；毫无必要地扯到 ◆ Do you have to drag politics into everything? 你什么事都非要把政治扯进去吗？ 2 to try to get sb who is not connected with a situation involved in it 硬让毫无关系的人卷入；硬把…拉进去 ◆ Don't drag the children into our argument. 不要硬让孩子也卷入我们的争论。 ˌdrag ˈon ( disapproving) to go on for too long 拖得太久；持续太久 ◆ The dispute has dragged on for months. 这场争论没完没了地持续了数月。 ˌdrag sth↔ˈout to make sth last longer than necessary 不必要地拖延；使持续过久 SYN prolong ◆ Let's not drag out this discussion—we need to reach a decision. 别让这场讨论拖得太久，我们得作出决定。 ˌdrag sth ˈout of sb to make sb say sth they do not want to say 强迫某人说出；套某人的话 ◆ We dragged a confession out of him. 我们硬逼着他招了供。 ˌdrag sth↔ˈup to mention an unpleasant story, fact, etc. that people do not want to remember or talk about 提起（不愿回忆或谈论的事） ◆ Why do you have to keep dragging up my divorce? 你为什么非要老提我离婚的事呢？ noun boring person/thing 令人厌烦的人╱事 1 [singular ] ( informal) a boring person or thing; sth that is annoying 令人厌烦的人；乏味无聊的事 ◆ He's such a drag. 他真惹人讨厌。 ◆ Walking's a drag—let's drive there. 步行太累了，咱们开车去吧。 ◆ Having to work late every day is a drag. 每天都得晚下班可真讨厌。 sb/sth stopping progress 阻碍前进的人╱事物 2 [singular ] a dragon sb/sth ( informal) a person or thing that makes progress difficult 累赘；拖累；绊脚石 ◆ He came to be seen as a drag on his own party's prospects. 他逐渐被看成是阻碍自己的党走向未来的绊脚石。 on cigarette 香烟 3 [countable ] ( informal) an act of breathing in smoke from a cigarette, etc. 抽一口；吸一口 SYN draw ◆ She took a long drag on her cigarette. 她长长地抽了一大口烟。 women's clothes 女装 4 [uncountable ] ( informal) clothes that are usually worn by the opposite sex (usually women's clothes worn by men) 异性服装（通常指男子穿的女装） ◆ He performed in drag. 他身着女装演出。 ◆ a drag queen (= a man who dresses in women's clothes, usually in order to entertain people) 男扮女装者（通常以娱乐他人为目的） physics 物理 5 [uncountable ] the force of the air that acts against the movement of an aircraft or other vehicle （作用于飞机或其他交通工具的）空气阻力 ☞compare lift n. (5 ) ☞see also main drag drag / dræɡ ; NAmE dræɡ /
LDC	drag1 verb drag2 noun dragdrag1 /dræɡ/ ●●● S3 W3 verb (past tense and past participle dragged, present participle dragging) Entry menu Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1pull something [transitive] to pull something along the ground, often because it is too heavy to carrydrag something away/along/through etc Inge managed to drag the table into the kitchen.► see thesaurus at pull 2pull somebody [transitive always + adverb/preposition] to pull someone somewhere where they do not want to go, in a way that is not gentle: He grabbed her arm and dragged her into the room.3drag yourself to/into/out of etc something informal to move somewhere with difficulty, especially because you are ill, tired, or unhappy: I dragged myself out of bed and into the bathroom. Can you drag yourself away from (=stop watching) the TV for a minute?4persuade somebody to come [transitive always + adverb/preposition] informal if you drag someone somewhere, you persuade or force them to come with you when they do not want to: Mom dragged us to a classical music concert.5computer [transitive] to move words, pictures etc on a computer screen by pulling them along with the mouse: You can drag and drop text like this.6be boring [intransitive] if time or an event drags, it seems to go very slowly because nothing interesting is happening: Friday afternoons always drag.7touch the ground [intransitive] if something is dragging along the ground, part of it is touching the ground as you movedrag along/in/on Your coat’s dragging in the mud.8drag your feet/heels informal to take too much time to do something because you do not want to do it: The authorities are dragging their feet over banning cigarette advertising.9drag a lake/river etc to look for something in a lake, river etc by pulling a heavy net along the bottom: The police are dragging the lake for the missing girl’s body.10drag somebody’s name through the mud to tell people about the bad things that someone has done, so that they will have a bad opinion of them11drag somebody through the courts to force someone to go to a court of law, especially in order to make them have a bad experience because you are angry with them12drag somebody kicking and screaming into something to force someone to do something that they do not want to – used humorously: The party will have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.13look as if you’ve been dragged through a hedge backwards to look very untidy – used humorously14injured leg/foot [transitive] if you drag your leg, foot etc, you cannot lift it off the ground as you walk because it is injured: a bird dragging its broken wingdrag down phrasal verb1to make someone feel unhappy and weak: Joe’s been ill for weeks now – it’s really dragging him down.2to make the price, level, or quality of something go down: Declining prices for aluminium have dragged down the company’s earnings.3if someone or something bad drags you down, they make you become worse or get into a worse situation: Don’t let them drag you down to their level.drag into (also drag somebody/something ↔ in) phrasal verb1to make someone get involved in an argument, war, or other unpleasant situation that they do not want to be involved in: I’m sorry to drag you into this mess.2to talk about something when you are having a discussion or argument, even though it is not connected with it: Don’t drag my past into this!drag on phrasal verb if an event or situation drags on, it continues for too longdrag on for an expensive court battle that could drag on for yearsdrag out phrasal verb to make an event or situation last longer than is necessary: Neither of them wanted to drag the divorce out longer than they had to.drag out of phrasal verb to make someone tell you something when they had not intended to tell you or were not supposed to tell you: Police finally dragged a confession out of him.drag up phrasal verb1to mention an unpleasant or embarrassing story from the past, even though it upsets someone: Why do you have to drag that up again?2be dragged up British English if a child is dragged up, their parents do not teach them to behave properly – used humorously: Those children have been dragged up, not brought up! drag1 verb drag2 noun dragdrag2 noun Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1 a drag informal a)something or someone that is boring: Don’t be such a drag! Come to the party. b)something that is annoying and continues for a long time: It’s a real drag having to travel so far to work every day.2be a drag on somebody/something to make it hard for someone to make progress towards what they want: Any slowdown in the economy is going to be a drag on the president’s re-election campaign.3[countable] the act of breathing in smoke from your cigarette: Frank took a drag on his cigarette.4 in drag wearing clothes worn by the opposite sex, especially to entertain people: The whole performance is done in drag.5[uncountable] the force of air that pushes against an aircraft or a vehicle that is moving forward: The car’s rounded edges reduce drag.6the main drag American English informal the biggest or longest street that goes through a town: Our hotel is right on the main drag.
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