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1 таскать
(вн.)1) ( носить) carry (d); ( что-л тяжёлое) lug (d); ( волоком) drag (d)ежедне́вно таска́ть тяжёлые су́мки — carry heavy bags every day
2) разг. (тянуть, водить за собой) pull / drag (d) alongтаска́ть кого́-л всю́ду с собо́й — take smb along everywhere
3) разг. (долго или небрежно носить - одежду, обувь) wear (d)не таска́й э́ти ту́фли в дождь — don't wear [put on] these shoes when it rains
4) разг. (за вн.; трепать) pull (d by)таска́ть кого́-л за́ волосы — pull smb's hair, pull smb by the hair
••е́ле но́ги таска́ть разг. — be barely able to drag one's feet
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2 тащиться
несов. - тащи́ться, сов. - потащи́ться1) ( тянуться по земле) trail alongподо́л пла́тья тащи́лся по́ полу — the skirt trailed on the floor
2) тк. несов. ( с трудом двигаться) drag oneself alongе́ле тащи́ться — drag one's feet; be barely able to walk
что ты за мной та́щишься? — why are you following me?
неохо́та тащи́ться в таку́ю даль — I don't feel at all like going that far
5) жарг. (сов. тж. затащи́ться) (от; испытывать наркотический кайф) get high (on drugs)6) тк. несов. жарг. (от; получать удовольствие) be in ecstasies (about), be sent into ecstasies; be wild (about) -
3 передвигать
несов. - передвига́ть, сов. - передви́нуть; (вн.)1) ( перемещать) move (d), shift (d)стол на́до передви́нуть — the table should be moved
передвига́ть стре́лку часо́в вперёд [наза́д] — put the hands of a clock forward / on [back]; put a clock forward / on [back]
ме́дленно передвига́я но́ги — slowly dragging one's feet
2) ( назначать на другое время) shift (d), move (d)передвига́ть сро́ки исполне́ния (рд.) — change the deadline (for)
передвига́ть на бо́лее по́зднюю да́ту — carry over (d), put off (d)
передвига́ть на бо́лее ра́ннюю да́ту — bring / set forward (d), put ahead (d)
••е́ле но́ги передвига́ть — be barely able to drag oneself along [to put one foot in front of the other]
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