be dragging (one's) feet

To be moving slowly and reluctantly because one does not want to do something. I get the feeling she's dragging her feet because she's scared to go to the dentist.

be dragging your feet

be dragging your heels

COMMON If someone is dragging their feet or dragging their heels, they are being very slow to do something. But there's been criticism of the United States for dragging its feet on measures to protect the environment. A spokesman strongly denied that the Government was dragging its heels on the issue.

词组	be dragging (one's) feet
释义	be dragging (one's) feet be dragging (one's) feet To be moving slowly and reluctantly because one does not want to do something. I get the feeling she's dragging her feet because she's scared to go to the dentist. See also: drag, feet Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be dragging your feet or be dragging your heels COMMON If someone is dragging their feet or dragging their heels, they are being very slow to do something. But there's been criticism of the United States for dragging its feet on measures to protect the environment. A spokesman strongly denied that the Government was dragging its heels on the issue. See also: drag, feet Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. See also: be dragging your feet come out on top as the case may be glower glower at glower at (someone or something) crisis athlete be a (something) in the making be not much of a (something)
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