Drag

usgb/dræɡ/
verb

To pull something along with difficulty.

I had to drag this heavy suitcase all the way home.
Visual representation of "drag" - To pull something along with difficulty

Often appears as...

  • drag something along
  • drag something across
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Physical Effort

Usually involves hard physical work or effort to move the object.

Illustration for Physical Effort
I dragged the couch to the other side of the room.
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Negative Emotion

Often suggests a sense of reluctance or unwillingness.

Illustration for Negative Emotion
He was dragged from his bed early in the morning.
Visual representation of the word "Drag"

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