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ráfagas
résistance
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. drag [ingl. brit. draɡ, ingl. am. dræɡ] SUST.
1. drag coloq.:
drag (bore) (person)
Peter's a drag
I know it's a drag but
what a drag!
quelle barbe! coloq.
2. drag:
drag AERO., FÍS.
3. drag (hindrance):
drag fig.
frein m (to à)
4. drag (sledge):
drag
5. drag (hook):
drag
drag
6. drag CAZA:
drag
drag m
7. drag (puff):
drag coloq.
taffe f argot
drag coloq.
to have a drag on cigarette
8. drag (women's clothes worn by men):
drag
to dress up in drag
to be in drag
to be in drag atrbv. act, artist, show
to be in drag ball
9. drag ingl. am. (influence):
drag coloq.
piston m coloq.
10. drag (road) coloq.:
the main drag
11. drag atrbv.:
drag MOTOR, DEP. race, racing
drag racer
II. drag <part. pres. dragging; pret. imperf., part. pas. dragged> [ingl. brit. draɡ, ingl. am. dræɡ] V. trans.
1. drag (pull):
drag boat, log, sledge
tirer (to, up to jusqu'à, towards vers)
to drag sth along the ground
to drag sb from chair, bed
to drag sb to match
to drag sb to dentist
to drag sb into room, bushes
to drag sb into argument, dispute
to drag sb's name through or in the mud
2. drag (search):
drag river, pond
3. drag INFORM.:
drag icon
4. drag (trail):
drag
to drag sth in the dirt
to drag one's feet or heels literal
to drag one's feet or heels fig.
III. drag <part. pres. dragging; pret. imperf., part. pas. dragged> [ingl. brit. draɡ, ingl. am. dræɡ] V. intr.
1. drag (go slowly):
drag hours, days:
drag story, plot:
2. drag (trail):
to drag in hem, belt: mud
3. drag (rub):
drag brake:
4. drag (inhale):
to drag on cigarette
IV. drag [ingl. brit. draɡ, ingl. am. dræɡ] V. v. refl.
to drag oneself to work
drag coefficient, drag factor SUST.
drag coefficient MOTOR, AERO.
I. drag out V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sth] out)
drag out speech, meeting:
drag out
II. drag out V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sth] out of sb)
drag out apology, truth:
drag out
arracher [qc] à qn
drag on V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -]
drag on conflict, speech:
drag on
to let sth drag on
I. drag down V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sth] down)
drag down level, standard:
drag down
I. drag in V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sth] in, drag in [sth])
drag in name, story:
drag in
I. drag away V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sb] away)
drag away
to drag sb away from TV, party
II. drag away V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [oneself] away from [sth])
drag away party:
drag away
I. drag along V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sth] along)
drag along
II. drag along V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sb] along to)
drag along opera, show, lecture:
drag along
drag hunt SUST. CAZA
drag hunt
drag m
I. drag up V. [ingl. brit. draɡ -, ingl. am. dræɡ -] (drag [sth] up, drag up [sth])
drag up secret, past:
drag up
en el diccionario PONS
I. drag [dræg] SUST.
1. drag no pl. (force):
drag FÍS.
drag AERO.
2. drag no pl. (impediment):
drag
3. drag no pl. coloq. (a bore):
drag
raseur(-euse) m (f)
4. drag no pl. coloq. SOCIOL. (women's clothes worn by a man):
to be in drag
5. drag coloq. (breath of cigarette smoke):
drag
to have a drag
6. drag (dredging):
drag
7. drag DEP. → drag race
II. drag <-gg-> [dræg] V. trans.
1. drag (pull):
drag a. fig.
to drag sb out of bed
to drag oneself to sth
to drag sb to sth/sb
traîner qn à qc/chez qn
to drag sb's name through the mud
2. drag (search):
drag river, lake
3. drag INFORM.:
drag icon
III. drag [dræg] V. intr.
drag
drag time, speech
to drag on a cigarette coloq.
drag race SUST.
drag race
drag on V. intr. pey.
drag on
drag up V. trans.
1. drag up (mention):
drag up
2. drag up pey. (raise (children) badly/roughly):
drag up
drag queen SUST.
drag queen
drag-queen f
drag in V. trans.
1. drag in (pull):
drag in
2. drag in (refer to):
drag in
drag out <-gg-> V. trans.
1. drag out (protract):
drag out
2. drag out (extract):
to drag sb out of sth
to drag sth out of sb
soutirer qc à qn
drag lift SUST. ingl. brit.
drag lift
drag race SUST.
drag race
drag along V. intr.
drag along PHRVB drag on
drag on V. intr. pey.
drag on
drag down V. trans.
drag down
to drag down sb to one's level
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. drag [dræg] SUST.
1. drag (force):
drag FÍS.
drag AERO.
2. drag (impediment):
drag
3. drag coloq. (bore):
drag
raseur(-euse) m (f)
4. drag coloq. (puff on cigarette):
drag
to have a drag
5. drag coloq. SOCIOL. (women's clothes worn by a man):
6. drag argot (street):
the main drag
7. drag (for dredging):
drag
8. drag sports → drag race
II. drag <-gg-> [dræg] V. trans.
1. drag (pull):
drag a. fig.
to drag sb out of bed
to drag sb away from sth
arracher qn à/de qc
2. drag comput:
drag icon
to drag and drop
3. drag (search):
drag river, lake
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to drag one's feet [or heels]
to drag sb's name through the mud
III. drag <-gg-> [dræg] V. intr.
1. drag (proceed slowly):
drag
drag time, speech
2. drag coloq. (puff):
drag race SUST.
drag race
drag queen SUST.
drag queen
drag queen f
drag race SUST.
drag race
drag on <-gg-> V. intr. pey.
drag on
drag out <-gg-> V. trans.
drag out
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
drag-queen
drag queen
drag queen
drag role
drag artist
to drag sth out
to drag on
Present
Idrag
youdrag
he/she/itdrags
wedrag
youdrag
theydrag
Past
Idragged
youdragged
he/she/itdragged
wedragged
youdragged
theydragged
Present Perfect
Ihavedragged
youhavedragged
he/she/ithasdragged
wehavedragged
youhavedragged
theyhavedragged
Past Perfect
Ihaddragged
youhaddragged
he/she/ithaddragged
wehaddragged
youhaddragged
theyhaddragged
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It was shown that during the final vote, the judges got into a knock down drag out fight over the results.
en.wikipedia.org
If things drag out and go to arbitration it's best to walk away.
www.matchsticksandgasoline.com
In the middle of the ongoing shootout a special forces corpsman tried to drag out one of the wounded policemen but got attacked and both died on the spot.
en.wikipedia.org
Other times, we drag out an episode for two weeks.
www.etonline.com
I'm becoming a bit anxious on the timeframe that continues to drag out, to be honest.
www.abc.net.au