vt.

1. 拉，拖；拖着（脚等）行进
   He grabbed her and dragged her away.

   他抓住她，把她拖走了。

2. 用拖网等在……打捞[（+for）]
   They were dragging the river for the missing child.

   他们正用抓钩在河底打捞那个失踪的孩子。

3. 耙（地）
4. 【美】【俚】抽（烟），深深地吸

vi.

1. 拖曳
2. 慢吞吞地行进
3. 拖沓地进行
   The battle dragged and the rainy season set in.

   战火不熄，雨季却来临了。

4. 用拖网等打捞[（+for）]
5. 吸[（+on）]
   He dragged on the cigarettes as he wrote.

   他一边写一边抽烟。

n.

1. 拖曳，拉；缓慢费力的行进[C][U]
2. 阻力；摩擦力；累赘；拖后腿的事[S][（+on/upon）]
3. 【俚】令人厌倦的事物（或人）[S]
   This class is a real drag. Let's cut it.

   这门课很无聊，我们逃课吧。

   The party was a drag, so we left early.

   聚会开得单调乏味，所以我们提早走了。

4. 【俚】抽烟[C]
5. 【俚】异性穿的服装；穿异性服装的舞会[U][C]
6. 【美】【俚】街道；道路[S1]

v.

1. pull along forcefully, roughly, or with difficulty.
   ▸take (someone) somewhere, despite their reluctance.
   ▸move (an image) across a computer screen using a mouse.
2. trail along the ground.
   ▸search the bottom of (a body of water) with grapnels or nets.
3. (drag something up) informal deliberately mention something unwelcome.
4. (of time) pass slowly and tediously.
   ▸ (drag something out) protract something unnecessarily.
5. (drag on) informal inhale the smoke from (a cigarette).
6. (drag someone up) Brit. dated bring up a child badly.

n.

1. the action of dragging.
2. the longitudinal retarding force exerted by air or other fluid surrounding a moving object.
3. informal a boring or tiresome person or thing.
4. informal an act of inhaling smoke from a cigarette.
5. women's clothing worn by a man:
   men in drag.
6. a drag race.
7. informal, chiefly N. Amer. a street or road:
   the main drag.
8. historical a private vehicle like a stagecoach, drawn by four horses.
9. an apparatus for dredging or for recovering objects from the bottom of water.
10. historical a harrow used for breaking up the surface of land.
11. archaic an iron shoe applied as a brake to a wheel.
12. N. Amer. informal influence over other people.
13. a strong-smelling lure drawn before hounds as a substitute for a fox.
14. Music  (in drumming) a basic pattern consisting of a stroke preceded by two grace notes played with the other stick.