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drag something out of someone
phrasal verb with dragverbuk /dræɡ/ us /dræɡ/-gg-
to force someone to say something, especially when they do not want to: 硬逼…说出
You never tell me how you feel - I always have to drag it out of you.你从来都不告诉我你的感受——总得让我逼着你说出来。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Questioning people & asking questions in general
ask after someone
ask questions of someone/somethingidiom
be someone's for the askingidiom
beat something out of someone
bombard
consultative
Gallup poll
inquisition
pin someone down
ply someone with something
poll
pry
put someone through the millidiom
put someone through the wringeridiom
put someone to somethingidiom
rhetorical question
roll
shoot
survey
trick question
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