drag

US /dræɡ/

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UK /dræɡ/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo reluctantly move or go somewhere

He could only drag himself into the boss’s office after a strong coffee

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Force of air pushing back against a plane car etc.

Airplanes must be designed to reduce the amount of drag against them

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo feel that progress or time is moving slowly

Time will always drag when you are bored

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Boring or annoying thing/activity

This party is a real drag, let’s go home

v.t.Transitive VerbTo pull something heavy or difficult along the ground

Can you please drag that big bag over here?

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plug-5pin Drag and mate to the hole. Escape
plug-5pin Drag and mate to the hole. Escape

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is to drag the Enemy FPX in to the Scene.
is to drag the Enemy FPX in to the Scene.

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understood the basic concept of drag. The engines at their disposal were relatively
understood the basic concept of drag. The engines at their disposal were relatively
as possible to reduce the effects of drag. Drag is defined by this equation:
as possible to reduce the effects of drag. Drag is defined by this equation:

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Rodney alluded a little bit to being able to kind of drag
Rodney alluded a little bit to being able to kind of drag
It's a drag and a roll.
It's a drag and a roll.

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The barge, with its fuel tank hangar acting as a sail, started to drag the tugboat further out to sea.
The barge, with its fuel tank hangar acting as a sail, started to drag the tugboat further out to sea.
Well, because, it turns out that due to some obscure, ancient maritime laws, the first person to drag this barge back to shore would be able to legally claim a percentage of its cargo from NASA.
Well, because, it turns out that due to some obscure, ancient maritime laws, the first person to drag this barge back to shore would be able to legally claim a percentage of its cargo from NASA.

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You're designed to spring up from behind a rock, kill stuff, and drag it home.
You're designed to spring up from behind a rock, kill stuff, and drag it home.
kill stuff, and drag it home.
kill stuff, and drag it home.

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Once your brain is used to nicotine, for up to 72 hours you are itchy, nervous and stressed, but one drag and instantly, you feel really good.
Once your brain is used to nicotine, for up to 72 hours you are itchy, nervous and stressed, but one drag and instantly, you feel really good.
nervous and stressed – but one drag and instantly, you feel really good.
nervous and stressed – but one drag and instantly, you feel really good.

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Then she began to drag him, in her childish eagerness, towards the door; and he,
Then she began to drag him, in her childish eagerness, towards the door; and he,

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reduce drag in the water. A penguin’s bones are solid and heavy which allow them to stay
reduce drag in the water. A penguin’s bones are solid and heavy which allow them to stay

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