The phrasal verb "drag out" means to take a long time to finish something.
O verbo "drag out" significa demorar muito tempo para concluir algo.
| Phrasal Verb | drag out |
|---|---|
| Definition | to take a long time to finish |
| Examples | - Young children can always find a way to drag out the time until they have to go to bed. - She dragged out her lunch until it was time for the next lesson. She obviously didn't want to come outside with us. |
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