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drag vtr (pull along the ground) a târî, a trage vb.tranz.
a târşâi vb.tranz.
The child dragged her doll into the room.
Fetiţa şi-a târât păpuşa în cameră.
* Mergea târşâindu-şi picioarele.
drag vi (touching ground) a atârna vb.intranz.
The driver didn't know that muffler was dragging on the road.
Şoferul nu ştia că toba de eşapament atârna pe jos.
drag n slang (something boring or tedious) ceva plictisitor şi obositor pacoste s.f.
Homework is always a drag.
Făcutul temelor este tot timpul o pacoste.
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drag along vtr (force to accompany) a căra / a lua (pe cineva) cu sine vb.tranz.
If you drag your son along to church he will only resent it.
drag down a trage la fund
drag in vtr literal (cat: bring indoors) traducere nedisponibilă
Last night Tiddles dragged in three voles, a mouse, and half a downy woodpecker.
drag in vtr figurative (involve sb unwilling) a implica vb.tranz.
drag off, drag-off vtr (carry away) traducere nedisponibilă
Note : hyphen used when term is a noundrag on vi (continue tediously) a nu se mai sfârşi loc.vb.
The three-hour movie dragged on and on.
drag out vtr (prolong) traducere nedisponibilă
Let's not drag out the meeting any longer than it has to be.
drag queen n (male transvestite performer) traducere nedisponibilă
Drag queens are invariably foul-mouthed and only funny when you're particularly drunk.
drag up a antrena vb.tranz.
drag up a reînvia vb.tranz.
drag your feet vi (dawdle) a-şi târî picioarele loc.vb.
If you do not stop dragging your feet, we will never get there on time.
drag your feet vi figurative (be slow to act) traducere nedisponibilă
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