Arrastrando (en. Dragging)
/araˈstrando/
Meaning & Definition
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verb
Moving something by pulling it, usually across a surface.
He was dragging the heavy box across the floor.
Estaba arrastrando la caja pesada por el suelo.
Producing a dragging movement.
The car dragging the trailer was moving very slowly.
El coche arrastrando la remolque iba muy lento.
Suffering from something or someone that causes emotional or mental pain.
The breakup left Juan dragging his sadness.
La ruptura dejó a Juan arrastrando su tristeza.
Etymology
From the verb "arrastrar," which comes from 'rastrillar,' related to dragging something backward.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dragging one's feet
Walking lazily or lacking energy.
arrastrando los pies
dragging the chains
Carrying a heavy weight or responsibility.
arrastrar las cadenas
Related Words
to drag
Verb that means to move something by pulling it.
arrastrar
rake
Tool used to gather leaves or move soil.
rastrillo
Slang Meanings
To be exhausted or tired.
After the party, I was dragging like a zombie.
Después de la fiesta, quedé arrastrando como un zombie.
To have a toxic or problematic relationship.
That relationship is just dragging me down; I need to get out of it.
Esa relación solo me está arrastrando, necesito salir de ella.