dragged (Meaning)

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dragged (imp. & p. p.)

of Drag

The heavy suitcase dragged along the cobbled street, leaving a faint trail of dust in its wake.
The child's kite got caught on a tree branch, and he tried desperately to free it, but it was firmly dragged.
The dog's leash got tangled around a lamppost, and the owner had to stop and untangle it before continuing their walk.
The team members dragged the heavy metal box across the room, grunting with effort as they made their way.
The fishermen heaved their nets onto the boat, dragging them in with ropes and pulleys, hoping for a bountiful catch.
The soldier dragged himself across the battlefield, leaving a trail of blood behind him, as he desperately tried to reach cover.
The child's toy car was dragged through the mud, leaving a long streak behind it as the dog chased after it.
The students dragged their feet as they walked to school, clearly not excited about the day's lessons.
The wind dragged the leaves across the ground, creating a rustling sound as they swept by.
The ship's anchor was dragged through the water, creating a long furrow as the vessel tried to slow its momentum.

of Drag

hauled,pulled, tugged, haled, carried, lugged, drew,towed, conveyed, hove

pushed, drove, drove, pushed,propelled, propelled, shoved, thrust,thrust, shoved

The heavy suitcase dragged along the cobbled street, leaving a faint trail of dust in its wake.

The child's kite got caught on a tree branch, and he tried desperately to free it, but it was firmly dragged.

The dog's leash got tangled around a lamppost, and the owner had to stop and untangle it before continuing their walk.

The team members dragged the heavy metal box across the room, grunting with effort as they made their way.