Arrastraba (en. Dragged)

[araˈstɾaβa]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To move something by pulling it, or to transport someone or something in a state of difficulty.

English: The dog dragged its toy around the house.

El perro arrastraba su juguete por la casa.

English: To cause someone to feel obligated to move forward despite difficulties.

English: The weight of his problems dragged him down.

El peso de sus problemas lo arrastraba hacia abajo.

English: To remain with a feeling or an emotional burden constantly.

English: The sadness he dragged from his childhood affected him every day.

La tristeza que arrastraba desde su infancia lo afectaba cada día.

English: From the verb 'arrastrar', from Latin 'tractare', which means 'to move or carry something from one place to another'.

English: drag one's feet

English: To move slowly or with reluctance.

arrastrar pies

English: drag the shadow

English: To live in the memory or the remembrance of something or someone.

arrastrar la sombra

English: no longer drag

English: To stop bearing a burden or responsibility.

no arrastrar más

English: drag

English: Verb that indicates the action of carrying something by pulling it.

arrastrar

English: carry

English: To transport something that has weight or volume.

cargar

English: deal

English: To confront a difficult situation.

lidiar

English: To be in a complicated situation with no way out.

English: He is dragging his debts like they are a heavy backpack.

Está arrastrando sus deudas como si fueran una mochila pesada.

English: To have a toxic relationship from which one cannot escape.

English: He was dragging that relationship that made him unhappy.

Él arrastraba esa relación que lo hacía infeliz.