How is the word arrastrando translated from Spanish to English

Tirando de algo pesado por el suelo.

Pulling something heavy along the ground.

verb
English translation
dragging

Examples with “arrastrando”

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  • Iba arrastrando una maleta detrás de él. He was dragging a suitcase behind him.

  • La tarde se hizo interminable. The afternoon felt dragging and endless.

  • ¿Por qué estás arrastrando esa caja por el suelo? Why are you dragging that box across the floor?

  • Un silencio interminable siguió a su pregunta. A dragging silence followed his question.

  • Deja de arrastrar la silla, solo levántala. Stop dragging the chair, just lift it.

  • ¿Por qué cada domingo lluvioso resulta tan interminable? Why is every rainy Sunday so dragging?

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FAQ about “arrastrando”

How is “arrastrando” translated from Spanish?
“arrastrando” translates into English as “dragging”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “arrastrando” mean?
Meaning of “arrastrando”: Tirando de algo pesado por el suelo. In English — “dragging”.
What part of speech is “arrastrando”?
“arrastrando” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “arrastrando”?
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