Definition of draggle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
cleanlinesstr. Dated make wet and dirty by draggingtr. Dated
- They had to draggle their coats through the muddy puddle..
2.
laggingintr. Dated lag behind or move slowlyintr. Dated
- She draggled behind the group, lost in thought.
Origin of draggle
Middle English, draggen (to drag) + -le (frequentative suffix)
Examples of draggle in a sentence
Kids love to draggle their toys through the dirt. The old clock draggled its way through the hours. He draggled behind in the marathon, exhausted.
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- French:salir, traîner, ...
- German:beschmutzen, hinterherhinken, ...
- Italian:insudiciare, rimanere indietro, ...
- Spanish:ensuciar, rezagarse, ...
- Portuguese:enlamear, ficar para trás, ...
- Chinese:弄湿弄脏, 落后, ...
- Japanese:汚す, 遅れる, ...
- Arabic:جرجر, تَخَلَّفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְּהִרְטִיב וּלְלַכְלוֹךְ בִּגרִירָה, לְהִתְמַהְמֵהַּ, ...
- Russian:испачкать волочением, плестись, ...
- Ukrainian:волочити по бруду, плентатися, ...
- Hindi:गीला और गंदा करना, धीरे चलना, ...
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