drag
Aussprache: [dræɡ]
Kontext: „movement“
(verb) to pull something along the ground or through the air. For example, if you have a toy car and you pull it behind you, you're dragging it.
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She drags her backpack to school every day.
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He did not drag his suitcase; he wheeled it instead.
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Can you drag that box to the other room?
Kontext: „movement“
(noun) the act of pulling something forward. It can also mean how heavy or hard something is to pull or move.
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The drag of the sled made it hard to pull up the hill.
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There was no drag on the smooth surface, so it was easy to move.
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How much drag is there when you pull the rope?
Kontext: „interaction“
(verb) to take a long time or be boring. If something feels like it goes on and on without excitement, it can be described as dragging.
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The movie was so good that it never dragged.
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The lecture dragged on for hours without interesting information.
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Does this story drag, or is it exciting?
Kontext: „entertainment“
(noun) a type of performance where someone dresses up in a way that exaggerates and entertains. Usually, this involves dressing in clothing that is traditionally associated with a different gender.
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He loves watching drag shows for their colorful performances.
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She didn't enjoy the drag performance because it was not her style.
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Have you ever seen a drag show?