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🔑dragdrag1 /dræɡ / verb (drag·ging, dragged)- [transitive] to pull someone or something along with difficulty（吃力地）拖，拉，拽◆The box was so heavy we had to drag it along the floor.箱子太重，我们只好把它放在地板上拖着走。
- [transitive] to force or to make someone come or go somewhere生拉硬拽；让…来（或去）◆She dragged the child up the steps by her arm.她拽着孩子的胳膊拉她上台阶。◆Can I drag you away from your desk for a minute?能请你离开一下办公桌吗？
- [intransitive] drag (on) to be boring or to seem to last a long time令人腻烦；拖拖拉拉◆The speeches dragged on for hours.演讲拖拖拉拉进行了好几个小时。
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computing计算机) to move some text, etc., across the screen of a computer using a mouse（用鼠标）拖动
 ●drag sth outto make something go on for more time than necessary不必要地拖延；拖拉◆Let's not drag this decision out – should we go or not?咱们别迟迟不做决定，到底去还是不去？●drag sth out (of sb)to force or persuade someone to give you information that you want强迫（某人）说出；劝说（某人）说出
dragdrag2 /dræɡ / noun - [singular] (informal) a thing that is boring or annoying乏味的事；烦人的事◆Having to stay home on a Saturday night is a real drag.星期六晚上非得待在家里真没意思。
- a drag on sth [singular] something that slows the progress of something else累赘；拖累◆High interest rates continue to be a drag on the economy.高利率仍然是阻碍经济发展的绊脚石。
- [countable] (informal) an act of breathing in cigarette smoke抽一口，吸一口（烟）◆He took a long drag on his cigarette.他长长地吸了一口烟。
- [uncountable] (informal) the wearing of women's clothes by a man, especially as part of a show, etc.（尤指演出等时男人穿的）女装；男扮女装◆men dressed in drag 男扮女装者 ➡ look at main drag
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