drag down

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar que alguien o algo pierde estatus, energía o moral, o que arrastra algo hacia abajo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate causing someone or something to lose status, energy, or morale, or to pull something downward.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Cause to fail or declineinformal

   To cause someone or something to become less successful, happy, or healthy.

   arrastrar hacia abajo

   • His constant negativity dragged down the whole team's morale.
   • The bad economy dragged down the company's profits.
   • Don't let one mistake drag down your entire career.

   Sinónimosbring downdebilitatedemoralizedepressdiscouragepull downsapundermineweakenweigh down

   Antónimosboostelevateraiseuplift

2. Pull physically downwardinformal

   To pull something or someone downward with force.

   arrastrar hacia abajo

   • The heavy backpack dragged him down as he climbed.
   • The current dragged the swimmer down under the water.
   • She dragged down the heavy box from the top shelf.

   Sinónimospull down

   Antónimoselevatehoistliftraise

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