drag somebody/something ↔ up

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdrag somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1 TELL A SECRETto mention an unpleasant or embarrassing story from the past, even though it upsets someone Why do you have to drag that up again?2 be dragged up British English if a child is dragged up, their parents do not teach them to behave properly – used humorously Those children have been dragged up, not brought up! → drag→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusdrag up• He dragged his fingernails up and down across my back.• Later in the afternoon the sheriff's men came back and dragged me up before the justices.• Gao Ma dragged her up on to the riverbank.• Relieved, we leapt out of our sinking craft and dragged it up the beach to the waiting clothes- stand in the sand.• The shapes of the Women, dragging the boat up the beach, were dimmer and more ghostly than ever.• Have men with oxen drag the barrels up the mountain to a lake with a narrow outlet.• We dragged ourselves up the wide, eroded mess of a path that leads to Ben Lawers and up into the storm.• A late rally dragged the index up to close at 18,560, still off more than 1,000 on the week.be dragged up• I assume a lot of people will laugh at Morrissey for this and the Glastonbury thing will be dragged up again.• Her frozen limbs were dragged up an impressively wide staircase and then along a hallway.• The whale will be dragged up its main ramp and butchered.

单词	drag somebody/something ↔ up
释义	drag somebody/something ↔ up From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdrag somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1 TELL A SECRETto mention an unpleasant or embarrassing story from the past, even though it upsets someone Why do you have to drag that up again?2 be dragged up British English if a child is dragged up, their parents do not teach them to behave properly – used humorously Those children have been dragged up, not brought up! → drag→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusdrag up• He dragged his fingernails up and down across my back.• Later in the afternoon the sheriff's men came back and dragged me up before the justices.• Gao Ma dragged her up on to the riverbank.• Relieved, we leapt out of our sinking craft and dragged it up the beach to the waiting clothes- stand in the sand.• The shapes of the Women, dragging the boat up the beach, were dimmer and more ghostly than ever.• Have men with oxen drag the barrels up the mountain to a lake with a narrow outlet.• We dragged ourselves up the wide, eroded mess of a path that leads to Ben Lawers and up into the storm.• A late rally dragged the index up to close at 18,560, still off more than 1,000 on the week.be dragged up• I assume a lot of people will laugh at Morrissey for this and the Glastonbury thing will be dragged up again.• Her frozen limbs were dragged up an impressively wide staircase and then along a hallway.• The whale will be dragged up its main ramp and butchered.
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