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drag

[drag] / dræg /


NOUN
a puff while smoking
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VERB
haul something to a new place
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Example Sentences

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"If you as counsel say 'I'm not feeling well', the answer will be 'drag yourself to court because we can't stop this case for you'."

From BBC

As the border closure drags on, some are also concerned about their visa status or financial situation.

From Barron's

But he's found a way to drag his team forward when his counterpart has only succeeded in taking his players backwards in the pursuit of something that only he can see.

From BBC

When the nights of feeding still drag and the days creep along like a slug, people will warn you with a knowing air that your baby’s life will “go so fast.”

From The Wall Street Journal

On Wednesday morning, the Finnish authorities sent a helicopter and a patrol ship to the area, where they found the vessel was dragging its anchor in the sea, Finland's coastguard said.

From BBC