Arrastraron (en. They dragged)

/ar.as.tra.'ɾa.ɾon/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To cause something to move across a surface by pulling it.

The soldiers dragged the flag across the field.

Los soldados arrastraron la bandera por el campo.

To lead someone or something to a place by force.

The current dragged floating objects out to sea.

La corriente arrastraron los objetos flotantes hacia el mar.

To provoke something to prolong or continue.

Poor decisions dragged on the economic crisis.

Las malas decisiones arrastraron la crisis económica.

From Latin 'adtractare', which means to attract or pull towards oneself.

to drag one's feet

To walk in a slow and indecisive manner.

arrastrar los pies

to drag a burden

To bear or carry a heavy responsibility.

arrastrar una carga

not to drag on any longer

To stop continuing in an unfavorable situation.

no arrastrar más

to drag

Verb that means to pull something or someone towards a destination.

arrastrar

burden

Weight that is carried or transported.

carga

slow

It has low speed.

lento

To go through a complicated or difficult situation.

I was dragging the situation at work for months.

Estuve arrastrando la situación en el trabajo por meses.

To be dragged or influenced by the opinions of others.

She always dragged the decisions of her friend group.

Ella siempre arrastró las decisiones de su grupo de amigos.