Aún no tenemos significados para "become a drag".
1But manufacturing growth has slowed and lagging business investment has become a drag.
2The drag forward which had tired his legs had become a drag backward.
3You must not let me become a drag upon you.
4For him, going to work had become a drag.
5I wanted you, dear, but if you knew how I dreaded to become a drag on you.
6Suddenly it had all become a drag.
7On the surface, it's a feelgood, reach-for-your-dreams story, about a schoolboy who wants to become a drag queen.
8Now, when all that investment is trying to withdraw from cattle, they become a drag on the market.
9For my composition I wrote a short story about a straight-laced solicitor who decides to become a drag queen.
10Add it all up, and instead of being a profit engine, the pan-Asian equities business has become a drag.
11Josephine had become a drag.
12Brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald called the deal positive, noting that the unit probably become a drag on the company's overall growth.
13The crisis, an outbreak of turmoil stretching back eight years, began in November and has become a drag on the Thai economy.
14Stocks retreated as financials became a drag on the main European indexes.
15Is Europe's social model becoming a drag on its currency?
16The station's faulty atmos controls were becoming a drag, fast.
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