I. drag [dræg] СУЩ.
4. drag no мн. разг. (cross dress):
II. drag <-gg-> [dræg] ГЛ. перех.
1. drag (pull along the ground):
2. drag (take sb somewhere unwillingly):
4. drag (force):
5. drag (search):
- drag lake
- prečesavati [св. prečesati]
drag out ГЛ. перех.
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- razvleči
drag up ГЛ. перех. перенос. (mention)
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- privleči na dan
ˈdrag queen СУЩ.
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- transvestit м.
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Lacking experience as a recording group, the sessions dragged out from a normal two or three weeks to a full six weeks.
en.wikipedia.org Once the steering lock was broken, the others grabbed the handle bars and dragged it off.
www.standard.co.uk Next a solid coat of off-white paint was applied, and that was followed by a dragged coating of blue paint.
en.wikipedia.org In the suburbs, his supporters, many of whom were ineligible to vote, withdrew the horses and dragged their candidate through the streets in triumph.
en.wikipedia.org A nineteen-year-old was dragged out to sea when he was surprised by an undercurrent and his body was not found until five days later.
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