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I[dræg] n ծանր ցաքան. արգելակ. դանդաղում. բեռ, ծանր պարտականությունII[dræg] v քաշել, քարշել, ձգել, քարշ գալ. drag one’s feet ոտքերը քարշ տալ. drag the car մե քենան բուքսիրով քաշել. drag apart իրարից բաժ անել. drag away(from the window)/ պա տուհա նից /ետ քաշել. drag ged down (by the current) հո սանքով ցած տարվել. քաշվել. drag out դուրս քաշել. drag out the box արկղը դուրս քաշել. drag smn off to the խսկց. հազիվ մի տեղ քարշ տալ. drag behind the others մյուսների հետևից քաշ գալ. The case dragged on գործը ձգձգվում էր. The days/years dragged by Օրերը/Տարիները ձգվում էին -
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To move an item on the screen (1) by touching the item on a screen and then sliding the finger across the screen or (2) by pressing and holding down the left mouse button while moving the mouse.
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