引ひきずる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, transitive)
1. to drag; to trail; to pull along the ground; to lug
I am still slightly dragging my foot.
2. to force (someone) along; to drag (along)
Why did you drag me along and run off that time?
3. to prolong; to drag out
There is no point in dragging it on forever.
4. to influence; to persuade; to entice; to lure
usu. in the passive
However, using it causes one to be dragged along by instinct, making one's thinking a bit dull.
Kanji used
pull
Pitch accent
ひ
きずる
Top 2900
Composed of
pull; patronage; tug; room to move the camera back; drawing back; pulling back
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
to limp; to drag one's feet
Examples (13 in total)
There is no point in dragging it on forever.
I was still carrying the aftertaste of the dream.
I am still slightly dragging my foot.
Are you still hung up on what happened this morning?
I dragged my reluctant little brother to the hospital.
I get dragged all the way out of the shop.
I practically dragged him out by force.
Paul often drags heavy tools with him.
Why did you drag me along and run off that time?
The female student waved her hand and walked away, dragging the hem of her dress.
I dragged the heavy baggage to the airport.
A sound like something being dragged is certainly audible.
However, using it causes one to be dragged along by instinct, making one's thinking a bit dull.