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I had to drag the heavy box across the floor.
To pull something along the ground or through the air with effort.
She had to drag the suitcase up the stairs.
He will drag the sled through the snow.
They dragged the old carpet out of the room.
drag along
drag behind
drag on
tow
pull
haul
The drag from the water made it hard to swim fast.
A force that slows down movement, often due to friction or resistance.
The drag from the wind made it difficult to ride my bike.
He felt the drag of the heavy backpack as he walked.
The drag in the water slowed down the boat.
air drag
water drag
drag force
resistance
friction
impediment
"He always tries to drag me into this."
To involve someone in a situation against their will.
Don't drag me into your argument.
She tried to drag him into her plans.
I don't want to be dragged into this mess.
drag someone into
drag into a situation
drag someone along
involve
entangle
draw in
