drag out of
US /dræɡ aʊt ʌv/
UK /dræɡ aʊt ʌv/
1.
拖出, 拉出
to force someone to leave a place or situation unwillingly
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The police had to drag him out of the car.
警察不得不把他從車裡拖出來。
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It was hard to drag her out of bed this morning.
今天早上很難把她從床上拉起來。
2.
拖延, 延長
to prolong something unnecessarily
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Don't drag out of the meeting; we have other things to do.
不要拖延會議；我們還有其他事情要做。
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They tried to drag out of the negotiations for as long as possible.
他們試圖盡可能地拖延談判。