Diccionario inglés–español
Traducción española de la palabra inglesa drag
| inglés | español (traducido indirectamente) | esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (draw; haul; pull; tug; draught; drawl; tow; twitch) | tirar | |
| (pull; trail; drag along) | arrastrar | |
🔗 We cannot know whether Putin genuinely believes that Russia can drag some kind of victory out of his Ukrainian débâcle or simply feels he has no alternative but to hope he can outlast his enemies. | ||
| (haul; tow) | halar ; remolcar | |
| (carriage; coach; cabriolet; chaise; landau; phaeton) | berlina ; calesa | |
| (dragging hook; grapnel) | rezón | |
| (dredge) | dragar | |
drag along (drag; pull; trail) | arrastrar | |
drag along | sutura | kuntreni |
| (elicit; extract; glean; pull; withdraw; worm; draw; draw forth) | arrancar | |
| inglés | español |
|---|---|
| drag | ⇆ arrastrar; ⇆ arrastrarse; ⇆ arrastrarse por el suelo; ⇆ arrastre; ⇆ avanzar muy lentamente; ⇆ chupada; ⇆ decaer; ⇆ estorbo; ⇆ fumada; ⇆ impedimento; ⇆ narria; ⇆ rastra; ⇆ rastrear; ⇆ resistencia al avance |
| drag along | ⇆ arrastrar |
| drag down | ⇆ arrastrar |
| drag on | ⇆ arrastrarse; ⇆ prolongarse interminablemente; ⇆ ser interminable |
| drag one’s feet | ⇆ ir a paso de caracol |
| have a drag | ⇆ tener buenas aldabas; ⇆ tener enchufe |
| drag‐net | ⇆ red barredera |