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We found 1 word, 1 kanji, and 6 examples matching '引きずる'
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ひ き ず る 0
'ru' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to drag along; to pull
2. to force someone along
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引
イン   ひく to pull   ひける to be over   
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弓
キュウ   ゆみ a bow   
丨
stick   
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わたし
私
は
おも
重
い
にもつ
荷物
を
くうこう
空港
まで
ひ
引
きずって
い
行
った。
I dragged the heavy baggage to the airport.
かれ
彼
は
かたあし
片足
を
ひ
引
きずってあるいた。
He walked with a limp.
かれ
彼
は
かのじょ
彼女
の
うで
腕
を
と
取
り、
ひ
引
きずっていった。
He seized her hand and dragged her away.
いつでもきみだけとけた
くつ
靴
のひもを
ひ
引
きずってみんなのあとをついてあるくようなんだ、
こま
困
るよ、しっかりしてくれないとねえ。
We can’t have you always falling behind everyone, like you’re stumbling over loose shoelaces. If you don’t get it together and do this properly, you’re really going to make this hard on everyone.
かのじょ
彼女
はその
まるた
丸太
を
なか
半
ば
ひ
引
きずるように、
なか
半
ば
かか
抱
えるようにして
はこ
運
んだ。
She half dragged, half carried the log.
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