DRAG - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. drag <part. pres. dragging; pret., part. pas. dragged> [ingl. am. dræɡ, ingl. brit. draɡ] V. trans.

1.1. drag (haul):

drag

arrastrar

drag

llevar a rastras

she dragged herself over to the phone

fue a rastras or fue arrastrándose hasta el teléfono

to drag sb's name or reputation through the mud or dirt

cubrir de fango or manchar el buen nombre de alguien

1.2. drag (force) coloq.:

I dragged myself out of bed

me forcé a salir de la cama

we had to drag the information out of him

tuvimos que sacarle la información con tirabuzón coloq.

how did I get dragged into this ridiculous plan?

¿cómo me dejé meter en un plan tan absurdo?

it's hard to drag him away from the television set

cuesta sacarlo de enfrente del televisor

I could hardly bear to drag myself away

no tenía ninguna gana de irme

2. drag (allow to trail):

drag tail/garment/anchor

arrastrar

the dog was dragging its broken leg

el perro iba arrastrando la pata rota

I don't want to drag the kids around with me all day

no quiero andar con los niños a cuestas todo el día

to drag one's feet or heels (act slowly, unwillingly)

dar(le) largas al asunto

to drag one's feet or heels literal (scuff along)

andar arrastrando los pies

3. drag (dredge):

drag river/lake

dragar

4. drag INFORM.:

drag (and drop)

arrastrar (y soltar)

II. drag <part. pres. dragging; pret., part. pas. dragged> [ingl. am. dræɡ, ingl. brit. draɡ] V. intr.

1.1. drag (trail):

drag anchor:

garrar

drag coat:

arrastrar

her dress dragged behind her

el vestido le arrastraba por detrás

1.2. drag (lag):

drag

rezagarse

2. drag (go on slowly):

drag work/conversation:

hacerse pesado

drag film/play:

hacerse largo

the meeting really dragged

la reunión se hizo eterna

3. drag (race cars) ingl. am.:

drag coloq.

echarse un pique coloq.

III. drag [ingl. am. dræɡ, ingl. brit. draɡ] SUST.

1.1. drag sin pl. (hindrance):

a drag on sb/sth he's been a drag on her all her life

ha sido una carga para ella toda su vida

it was a continual drag on my time

me quitaba or me robaba mucho tiempo

the war was a drag on the country's resources

la guerra fue una sangría para los recursos del país

1.2. drag sin pl. argot:

drag (tiresome thing)

lata f coloq.

drag (tiresome thing)

plomo m coloq.

drag (tiresome thing)

coñazo m Esp. argot

drag (tiresome thing)

camello m Col. coloq.

drag (tiresome person)

plomo m coloq.

drag (tiresome person)

pelmazo m / pelmaza f coloq.

what a drag!

¡qué lata! coloq.

2. drag U (resistant force):

drag

resistencia f al avance

3. drag C (on cigarette):

drag coloq.

chupada f

drag coloq.

pitada f amer.

drag coloq.

calada f Esp.

4. drag U (influence) ingl. am.:

drag argot

palanca f coloq.

drag argot

enchufe m Esp. coloq.

drag argot

cuña f Co. Sur coloq.

5. drag U (women's clothes):

to wear drag

vestirse de mujer

in drag

vestido de mujer

in drag atrbv. act/show

de travestis

in drag atrbv. act/show

de transformistas

6. drag C (dragnet):

drag

red f barredera

7. drag (street) ingl. am. argot:

the main drag

la calle principal

drag queen SUST.

drag queen

drag (queen) f

drag queen

reinona f Esp. argot

drag race SUST.

drag race

carrera f de dragsters

drag down V. [ingl. am. dræɡ -, ingl. brit. draɡ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. drag down (morally):

drag down

arrastrar

he tries to drag everyone down to his own level

quiere arrastrar a los demás a su mismo nivel

2. drag down (physically):

drag down

debilitar

drag up V. [ingl. am. dræɡ -, ingl. brit. draɡ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. drag up (recall):

drag up

sacar a relucir

why drag that up now?

¿qué sentido tiene sacar eso a relucir ahora?

2. drag up (bring up) ingl. brit.:

drag up hum.

criar

where were you dragged up?

¿y tú dónde te criaste or dónde aprendiste esos modales?

drag on V. [ingl. am. dræɡ -, ingl. brit. draɡ -] (v + adv)

drag on

alargarse (interminablemente)

drag out V. [ingl. am. dræɡ -, ingl. brit. draɡ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

drag out

alargar

drag in V. [ingl. am. dræɡ -, ingl. brit. draɡ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

drag in subject/topic:

drag in

sacar a colación

drag artist SUST.

drag artist

drag (queen) f

drag artist

transformista m

drag lift SUST.

drag lift

remonte m

en el diccionario PONS

I. drag [dræg] V. trans. -gg-

1. drag (pull):

drag

arrastrar

to drag oneself somewhere

arrastrarse hasta un sitio

to drag one's heels

arrastrar los pies

to drag one's heels fig.

dar largas a un asunto

to drag sb's name through the mud

dejar a alguien por los suelos

2. drag (in water):

drag

dragar

II. drag [dræg] V. intr.

1. drag (trail along):

drag

arrastrarse por el suelo

2. drag:

drag time

pasar lentamente

drag meeting, conversation

hacerse interminable

3. drag (lag behind):

drag

rezagarse

III. drag [dræg] SUST.

1. drag (device):

drag

draga f

2. drag sin pl.:

drag FÍS.

resistencia f al avance

drag AERO.

resistencia f aerodinámica

3. drag sin pl. (hindrance):

drag

estorbo m

to be a drag on sb

ser una carga para alguien

4. drag sin pl. coloq. (boring experience):

drag

lata f

what a drag!

¡qué rollo!

5. drag sin pl. coloq. (boring person):

drag

pelmazo(-a) m (f)

6. drag sin pl. coloq. (women's clothes):

drag

disfraz m de mujer

to be in drag

ir vestido de mujer

7. drag coloq. (inhalation):

drag

calada f

to take a drag

dar una calada

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the main drag ingl. am., ingl. austr. coloq.

la calle principal

drag along V. trans.

drag along

arrastrar con dificultad

drag out V. trans. -gg-

drag out meeting, conversation:

drag out

alargar

drag away V. trans.

drag away

arrancar

drag lift SUST. ingl. brit.

drag lift

telearrastre m

drag down V. trans.

1. drag down (force to a lower level):

drag down

arrastrar hacia abajo

2. drag down:

drag down (make depressed)

hundir

drag down (make weak)

debilitar

drag behind V. intr.

drag behind

seguir con atraso

drag up V. trans.

drag up

sacar a relucir

drag on V. intr.

drag on meeting, film:

drag on

hacerse interminable

drag in V. trans.

drag in person

involucrar

drag in subject

traer por los pelos

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. drag <-gg-> [dræg] V. trans.

1. drag (pull):

drag

arrastrar

to drag oneself somewhere

arrastrarse hasta un sitio

to drag one's heels [or feet]

arrastrar los pies

to drag one's heels [or feet] fig.

dar largas a un asunto

to drag sb's name through the mud

dejar a alguien por los suelos

2. drag (in water):

drag

dragar

3. drag comput:

drag

arrastrar

II. drag <-gg-> [dræg] V. intr.

1. drag (trail along):

drag

arrastrarse por el suelo

2. drag:

drag time

pasar lentamente

drag meeting, conversation

hacerse interminable

3. drag (lag behind):

drag

rezagarse

III. drag [dræg] SUST.

1. drag (device):

drag

draga f

2. drag:

drag FÍS.

resistencia f al avance

drag AERO.

resistencia f aerodinámica

3. drag (hindrance):

drag

estorbo m

to be a drag on sb

ser una carga para alguien

4. drag argot:

drag (boring person)

pelmazo(-a) m (f)

drag (boring experience)

lata f

what a drag!

¡qué rollo!

5. drag coloq. (women's clothes):

drag

disfraz m de mujer

to be in drag

ir vestido de mujer

6. drag coloq. (inhalation):

drag

calada f

to take a drag

dar una calada

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the main drag argot

la calle principal

drag behind V. intr.

drag behind

seguir con atraso

drag along V. trans.

drag along

arrastrar con dificultad

drag away V. trans.

drag away

arrancar

drag down V. trans.

1. drag down (lower forcefully):

drag down

arrastrar hacia abajo

2. drag down:

drag down (make depressed)

hundir

drag down (make weak)

debilitar

drag out V. trans.

drag out meeting, conversation:

drag out

alargar

drag in V. trans.

drag in person

involucrar

drag in subject

traer por los pelos

drag on V. intr.

drag on meeting, film:

drag on

hacerse interminable

drag up V. trans.

drag up

sacar a relucir

español

inglés

plomazo

drag

Present

I	drag
you	drag
he/she/it	drags
we	drag
you	drag
they	drag

Past

I	dragged
you	dragged
he/she/it	dragged
we	dragged
you	dragged
they	dragged

Present Perfect

I	have	dragged
you	have	dragged
he/she/it	has	dragged
we	have	dragged
you	have	dragged
they	have	dragged

Past Perfect

I	had	dragged
you	had	dragged
he/she/it	had	dragged
we	had	dragged
you	had	dragged
they	had	dragged

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Their fur decreases streamlining and creates additional drag.

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Drag-along rights are fairly standard terms in a stock purchase agreement.

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Even at zero airspeed, the rotor is quite effective as it has nearly the drag coefficient of a parachute despite having much lower solidity.

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His fighting style includes, creating a sandpit to drag his opponents into.

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This streamlines the fish and thereby reduces drag.

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