PULL STH 拖（拉）某物, [T] to pull something along the ground, often because it is too heavy to carry

拖，拉:

Inge managed to drag the table into the kitchen.

英奇费了很大劲把桌子拖进厨房里。

PULL SB 拖（拉）某人, [T always + adv / prep] to pull someone somewhere where they do not want to go, in a way that is not gentle

硬拉，硬拖，硬拽:

He grabbed her arm and dragged her into the room.

他抓住她的手臂把她硬拖进了房间。

drag yourself to / into / out of etc sth, [informal] to move somewhere with difficulty, especially because you are ill, tired, or unhappy

〔尤因患病、疲惫或不开心而〕费力地走到/进/出来等:

I dragged myself out of bed and into the bathroom.

我吃力地下床走进卫生间。

Can you drag yourself away from (=stop watching) the TV for a minute?

你能停一下不看电视吗？

PERSUADE SB TO COME 劝某人来, [T always + adv / prep] [informal] if you drag someone somewhere, you persuade or force them to come with you when they do not want to

硬拉〔某人去某处〕:

Mom dragged us to a classical music concert.

妈妈拉我们去听了一场古典音乐会。

COMPUTER 计算机, [T] to move words, pictures etc on a computer screen by pulling them along with the MOUSE

〔在计算机屏幕上〕用鼠标拖动:

You can drag and drop text like this.

你可以这样拖放文本。

BE BORING 无聊, [I] if time or an event drags, it seems to go very slowly because nothing interesting is happening

进行得缓慢，拖沓:

Friday afternoons always drag.

星期五下午时间总是过得很缓慢。

TOUCH THE GROUND 碰到地上, [I] if something is dragging along the ground, part of it is touching the ground as you move

〔某物〕拖着地:

Your coat's dragging in the mud.

你的大衣拖着泥了。

drag your feet / heels, [informal] to take too much time to do something because you do not want to do it

做事拖拉，迟迟不做:

The authorities are dragging their feet over banning cigarette advertising.

当局在禁止香烟广告一事上迟迟不采取行动。

drag a lake / river etc, to look for something in a lake, river etc by pulling a heavy net along the bottom

〔用沉重的拖网〕搜索湖底/河底等:

The police are dragging the lake for the missing girl's body.

警方在用拖网搜索湖底寻找失踪女孩的尸体。

drag sb'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 them

公开某人的坏事，使某人出丑

drag sb 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 them

〔因憎恨某人、想出口恶气而〕把某人告上法庭

drag sb kicking and screaming into sth, to force someone to do something that they do not want to – used humorously

逼某人做其不情愿做的某事〔幽默用法〕:

The party will have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century.

该政党将只得被硬拉着进入 21 世纪。

look as if you've been dragged through a hedge backwards, to look very untidy – used humorously

看上去凌乱不堪，看上去极不整洁〔幽默用法〕

INJURED LEG / FOOT 受伤的腿/脚, [T] if you drag your leg, foot etc, you cannot lift it off the ground as you walk because it is injured

拖着〔受伤的腿、脚等〕走动:

a bird dragging its broken wing

拖着断翅的鸟

a drag [informal]

be a drag on sb / sth, to make it hard for someone to make progress towards what they want

是某人/某物的累赘:

Any slowdown in the economy is going to be a drag on the President's re-election campaign.

任何经济放缓对总统连任的竞选活动都将是块绊脚石。

[C] the act of breathing in smoke from your cigarette

吸入一口烟:

Frank took a drag on his cigarette.

弗兰克吸了一口香烟。

in drag, wearing clothes worn by the opposite sex, especially to entertain people

〔尤指为逗乐而〕穿着异性服装:

The whole performance is done in drag.

整场演出中，演员们都身着异性服装。

[U] the force of air that pushes against an aircraft or a vehicle that is moving forward

〔作用于行进中的飞行器或车辆的〕空气阻力:

The car's rounded edges reduce drag.

这辆汽车的圆形边缘降低了空气阻力。

the main drag, [AmE informal] the biggest or longest street that goes through a town

〔横穿城镇的〕主干道，主马路:

Our hotel is right on the main drag.

我们的旅馆就位于主要街道上。