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drag something away (from something ) and drag something away to push or pull something away from something or some place. He dragged the sofa away from the wall so he could clean behind it. He had to drag away the sofa in order to plug in the lamp. We worked together to drag it away. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The rally turned violent after some protesters used ropes to try to drag away police buses used as barricades to prevent them from marching into the presidential Blue House. Unfortunately after a gallant battle he could not quite keep pace with the German driver and while Ekstrom took the chequered flag to take his place alongside Schumacher, Priaulx spun off onto the grass, his car remaining balanced over a high kerb and proving extremely difficult to drag away after the event. Whether we are having a quiet moment with a loved one or a meeting with a potential client, cell phones can quickly drag away our attention. |
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