| 词汇 | drag |
| 释义 | drag verb uk /dræɡ/ us /dræɡ/-gg- dragverb (PULL)B2[ T ] to move something by pulling it along a surface, usually the ground: 拖，拉，拽，牵引 Pick the chair up instead of dragging it behind you!把椅子拿起来，不要在地上拖！ She dragged the canoe down to the water.她把独木舟拉到水边。 Synonyms carry(TRANSPORT) cart ferry luginformal toteinformal transport(GOODS/PEOPLE) to pull something pullPull your chair over here so you can see the screen. dragShe dragged the canoe down to the water. haulThey hauled the boat out of the water. towYou shouldn't drive fast when your car is towing a trailer. yankShe marched to the door and yanked it open. wrenchThe phone had been wrenched from the wall. C2[ T+ adv/prep ] to make someone go somewhere they do not want to go: 硬拖，硬拉，硬拽 drag someone awayShe had to drag her kids away from the toys.她不得不把孩子从玩具店硬拉出来。 drag yourself somewhere I really had to drag myself out of bed this morning.今天早上我真是硬撑着从床上爬了起来。 B1[ T ] to move something on a computer screen using a mouse（用鼠标）拖动 [ T ] If you drag a subject into a conversation, etc., you begin to talk about it even if it is not connected with what you are talking about: 插入（话题），把…扯进（谈话中） drag something into somethingShe's always dragging sex into the conversation.她总把性扯到谈话中来。 [ T ] to pull nets or hooks (= curved wires) along the bottom of a river or lake in order to find something: 用拖网在…中打捞 They found the man's body after dragging the canal.他们用拖网从运河里捞出了那个人的尸体。 drag and drop B1 If you drag and drop something on a computer screen, you move it from one area to another using the mouse: （在计算机屏幕上）用鼠标移动 Drag and drop files as required. Thousands of turtles drag themselves onto the beach and lay their eggs in the sand.成千上万只海龟爬上海滩在沙子里产卵。 The dog managed to drag the box into the room by itself. She dragged the canoe down to the water.她把独木舟拉到水边。 The youths were dragged from their car and searched for weapons.那些年轻人被从车里拖出来搜身，看是否携带有武器。 She dragged her bulging suitcase up the stairs.她拖着鼓鼓的行李箱上楼。 Pulling draft drag someone away draw something up haul heave heave-ho heft hitch hitch something up pull at something reel reel something in/out retract retractable suck tow traction wrench wrest yank You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Taking someone somewhere or telling them the way Operating computers Quoting & making references Searching dragverb (BASEBALL)[ T ] in baseball, to hit the ball slowly and at an angle: He dragged a bunt towards first base. Baseball & rounders 1-2-3 inning ahead alley around the hornidiom at bat bomb curve heater hit the ball out of the parkidiom hitting coach home plate home stand horsehide sac solo spitter split-fingered fastball splitter squeeze play stretch dragverb (BORING)C2[ I ] If something such as a film or performance drags, it seems to go slowly because it is boring: （电影或表演等）枯燥;拖拖拉拉 The first half of the movie was interesting but the second half dragged. drag on The case has dragged on for years. Spending time & time passing all the time in the worldidiom Anno Domini drag on elapse employ fall gone kill time, an hour, etc.idiom misspend pass roll roll by run out serve slip the sands of time idiom time's a great healeridiom timekeeper wear on while something away Idiomsdrag your heels/feet drag someone's name through the mire/mud Phrasal verbsdrag someone away drag someone down drag someone into something drag something out drag something out of someone drag noun uk /dræɡ/ us /dræɡ/ dragnoun (BORING THING)[ S ]informal something that is not convenient and is boring or unpleasant: 麻烦；苦差事；讨厌的事 such a dragFilling in forms is such a drag!填写这些表格真麻烦！ what a dragI've got to go to the dentist again - what a drag!我还得去看牙医——真麻烦！ a person or thing that is not exciting or interesting boreHe just goes on and on - what a bore. crashing boreTheir candidate is a crashing bore and won't garner any attention. snoozeThe stories in the magazine are all a snooze, but the photos are fab. snoozefestThe game was a total snoozefest. a yawnEven though it's a classic, I thought the book was a bit of a yawn. a wet weekendUK You're about as fun as a wet weekend. Inconvenience a pain (in the neck)idiom a pain in the arse/backsideidiom aggravation aggro awkward bother bulky fuss hassle have fun and gamesidiom imposition incommode more trouble than it's worthidiom nuisance palaver pinprick tempest untimely untoward untowardly dragnoun (PULL)[ S or U ] physics, engineering specialized the force that acts against the forward movement of something that is passing through a gas or a liquid: 空气阻力;液体阻力 Engineers are always looking for ways to minimize drag when they design new aircraft.工程师们设计新型飞机时一直寻找在最大程度上降低空气阻力的方法。 Pulling draft drag someone away draw something up haul heave heave-ho heft hitch hitch something up pull at something reel reel something in/out retract retractable suck tow traction wrench wrest yank You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Physics: energy, force & power dragnoun (SUCK)[ C ]informal the action of taking in air through a cigarette: 吸一口（烟） drag onTaking a deep drag on his cigarette he closed his eyes and sighed. Tobacco & smoking anti-tobacco ashtray big tobacco briar chain-smoker cigarette cigarette butt cigarette holder lighter nicotine patch passive smoking puffer roll up!idiom roll-your-own second-hand smoke shisha smokeless tar tobacco weed dragnoun (CLOTHES)[ U ]informal the activity of dressing in clothes of a different gender and acting in an exaggerated way like a person of that gender, especially of a man wearing highly decorated women's clothes, wigs (= artificial hair), jewellery, make-up, etc. as a costume and performing for entertainment: （尤指男人为达到滑稽娱乐效果而）穿戴异性服装 So much of drag is about putting on a character. The show has been a pioneer in bringing drag culture to mainstream America. For some people, drag is about putting on a dress and looking pretty; for others, it's a tool for cultural critique. Related words drag artist drag king drag queen [ U ]informal clothes, wigs (= artificial hair), jewellery, make-up, etc. that are usually worn by a person of a different gender, especially highly decorated women's clothes that are worn as a costume by a man performing for entertainment: in draga man in drag His social media pages show photos of himself both in and out of drag. wear dragAt times she wore drag. More people are realising that drag can be a career. None of us had been to a drag show before. He uses performance methods such as drag and mime in fresh, bold ways. He tried out various jobs, including performing in a drag act. He took off his drag makeup and lamé gown. Idiombe a drag on someone/something drag yourselfsomewhere collocation to make yourself go somewhere with effort, when you really do not want to: I really had to drag myself out of bed this morning.今天早上我真是硬撑着从床上爬了起来。 She felt terrible, but she dragged herself into work. Can't you drag yourself away from the TV for half an hour and sit at the table? to make great efforts to get away from a bad place or situation: People admired the way he'd dragged himself out of the gutter and into a glittering new life. It took me a while to drag myself back from depression. See drag I just about managed to drag myself over the finish line. Fighting the waves and the current, the man dragged himself ashore. The wind howled and it was getting dark as the exhausted climbers dragged themselves back to base camp. She'd dragged herself up from almost nothing. Taking someone somewhere or telling them the way accompanied by someone/something accompany accompany someone to something bring bring someone/something along direct drop lead manhandle refer ride see someone off self-guided shepherd stick taken under escort usher usherette walk You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Making things better drag | American Dictionarydrag verb[ I/T ] us/dræɡ/-gg- dragverb[I/T] (PULL)to move something heavy by pulling it along the ground: [ T ]If the box is too heavy to lift, just drag it over here. fig. To drag someone away/out is to persuade someone to leave or do something when the person does not want to do it: [ T ]I hate to drag you away from the party, but we really have to go. If you drag out an event, you cause it to continue for longer than is necessary or convenient: [ M ]They should make a decision now instead of dragging out the discussion. If an event drags, it seems to happen very slowly: [ I ]The play dragged in the second act. Idiomdrag your feet drag noun us/dræɡ/ dragnoun (PULL)[ C ] something or someone that slows progress or development, or that makes success less likely: Keeping a large staff is a drag on our income. dragnoun (BORING EVENT)[ U ]infml someone or something that is unpleasant and boring: Waiting in a doctor’s office is such a drag! dragnoun (CLOTHES)[ U ]slang women’s clothes worn by a man drag | Business Englishdrag verb uk /dræɡ/us-gg- [ I or T ] to become lower or less, or to make something do this: Sales have been dragging this month. Jewellery exports will be dragged by weak consumer confidence caused by world economic turmoil. [ I ] to take a long time, or progress very slowly: The planned one-hour session dragged into its third hour. Negotiations have dragged on longer than expected. [ T ] IT to move something on a computer screen using the mouse: Select the text you want to move and drag it where you want it to be. drag sth to/over/into etc. sthClick and hold on any button to drag it off the toolbar. drag and drop IT to move something from one area of a computer screen to another using the mouse: The software allows you to drag and drop elements for the page - images, text, etc. - anywhere you want. Phrasal verbdrag sth down drag noun[ C,usually singular ] uk /dræɡ/us something that slows down or limits development: Ailing drug shares were another drag on the market. High energy prices will continue to be a drag on the economy. |
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