drag down

英 [dræɡ daʊn]

美 [dræɡ daʊn]

降低…的身份（或社会地位）; 使堕落; 使虚弱; 使沮丧

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 降低…的身份（或社会地位）；使堕落
  Todragsomeonedownmeans to reduce them to an inferior social status or to lower standards of behaviour.
  1. She dragged him down with her...
     她把他拉下了水。
  2. There were fears he would be dragged down by the scandal.
     有人担心他会因丑闻而辱没了身份。
• PHRASAL VERB 使虚弱;使沮丧
  Something thatdragsyoudownmakes you feel weak or depressed.
  1. I have had really bad bouts of flu that have really dragged me down.
     我患上了重度流感，快被拖垮了。

英英释义

verb

• exert a force with a heavy weight
  1. The snow bore down on the roof
  Synonym:bear downbear down onpress down onweigh down

双语例句

• The name would drag down even a great car.
  这名字足以玷污一种了不起的好汽车。
• The same day, the Dow component Boeing shares drag down blue chips lower.
  当天，道指成份股波音下跌拖累蓝筹股走低。
• She dragged him down with her
  她把他拉下了水。
• A double-dip recession for the global economy would drag down Germany's exports again.
  有以下原因。全球经济双底型衰退再次拖累德国出口。
• They are too many, and willy-nilly they'll drag down the would-be equestrian before ever he gets astride.
  奴隶太多，无论他们愿不愿意，不等你那人跨上马背，已经被他们拉了下来。
• The report points to inequities in the world trading system that drag down export growth of developing countries.
  报告指出，在世界贸易体制中存在的不平等制约了发展中国家的出口增长。
• Drag me down to where you work.
  把我拖到你上班的地方。
• A slump could drag down other sectors like steel production.
  经济萧条可能影响相关产业部门，如钢铁生产。
• Some Hong Kong residents fear that Shenzhen's lower property values and wages, though rising fast, could drag down Hong Kong's.
  一些香港居民则担心香港的房价和工资水平会被深圳拖低，虽然后者的房价和工资一直在迅速增长。
• White collar workers are beginning to feel the squeeze of inflation, as rising prices drag down quality of life for low and middle-income households, Economic Information Daily reported.
  《经济参考报》消息，物价的持续上涨，使白领们也感到通胀的压力，部分中低层白领生活质量下降。