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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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Jacks and Ahmed also played their part with the ball, taking two wickets each, as England dragged New Zealand back to 159-7.

From BBC

However, the largest stocks in the market, the so-called Magnificent Seven, also have dragged benchmarks lower.

From Barron's

In October, Carter’s said tariffs were dragging down its earnings and that it would close about 150 stores in North America and reduce its office workforce by about 15%, cutting roughly 300 positions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Question marks over the sustainability of AI investing have been a drag for other risk-on assets such as cryptocurrencies.

From Barron's

Question marks over the sustainability of AI investing have been a drag for other risk-on assets such as cryptocurrencies.

From Barron's