Usage of "drag" | TermGallery

каталонский

A slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke)

португальский

каталонский

испанский

To draw slowly or heavily.

португальский

Force into some kind of situation, condition, or course of action.

русский

португальский

испанский

каталонский

Retarding force on a body moving in a fluid.

Использование термина drag на английском

Industry will probably be less of a drag this year, Lozano said. 
 Reuters 

Such requirements can drag out rule proposals for months, or even years. 
 Reuters 

They drag the river for days but of course nothing comes up. 
 Burning bright 

Those in the bows leant over to drag in the young lord. 
 The Heir of Kilfinnan: A Tale of the Shore and Ocean 

Here's another real world example: the drag-and-drop Ajax interface in Yahoo Sports. 
 Wired 

As gay culture has become increasingly mainstream, however, drag's appeal has waned. 
 The new yorker 

Yet falling operating profit margins will continue to drag on the valuation. 
 Reuters 

The process could also drag out over a long period of time. 
 Reuters 

The trade war is not the only potential drag on China's economy. 
 The Guardian 

The sea had come to drag her down, and she was afraid. 
 Micah & Strange Candy 

So I guess it is probably his strategy to 'threat and drag'. 
 Reuters 

The Rodney party returned home in the drag of the last speaker. 
 Endymion 

But German inaction may mean attempts to rescue the market drag on. 
 Reuters 

Experts also said Wall Street's latest downward cycle could easily drag on. 
 Reuters 

Yet again, Britain is to blame, acting as drag-anchor on EU progress. 
 The Guardian 

Any help from the government will be a drag on its resources. 
 Reuters 

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