drag in

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar que alguien o algo es involucrado en una situación, a menudo innecesariamente o contra su voluntad. También puede referirse a traer un tema o asunto a una conversación o discusión de manera forzada o irrelevante.

A phrasal verb used to indicate bringing someone or something into a situation, often unnecessarily or against their will.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Introduce irrelevantlyinformal

   To bring a topic or person into a conversation or situation where they are not relevant or wanted.

   Introducir irrelevante

   • Why did you have to drag in politics during dinner?
   • He always drags in his personal problems when we discuss work.
   • She dragged in an old argument that had nothing to do with the current issue.

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2. Force involvementinformal

   To force someone to participate in something they do not want to be part of.

   arrastrar a (algo)

   • They dragged me into their dispute against my will.
   • Don't drag him in; he has nothing to do with this.
   • She was dragged into the project at the last minute.

   Sinónimosconscriptdraftdragoonembroilentangleimplicateinvolvepress gangpull inrope in

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