verb

drag

to pull, to haul, to trail

He had to drag the heavy suitcase.

He had to drag the heavy suitcase.

The meeting seemed to drag on forever.

The meeting seemed to drag on forever.

Just drag the file to the trash icon.

Just drag the file to the dustbin icon.

((sth.)) ((adverbial)) to pull (sth.) somewhere with difficulty He had to drag the heavy suitcase.

((on)) to continue for too long The meeting seemed to drag on forever.

((sth.)) ((to sth.)) to move (sth.) on a computer screen Just drag the file to the dustbin icon.

Synonyms: pull, haul, tow; Antonyms: push, propel

From Old Norse 'draga' meaning 'to draw, pull'.

Imagine the sound of something heavy being 'dragged' across the floor: 'drrrraaaag'.

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