drag (someone) into (something)

1. To force, impel, involve, or convince someone to participate in an undesirable situation or action. I can't believe you dragged me into this cockamamie scheme of yours. I can't go this weekend, my boss is dragging me into some team-building workshop on Saturday. Oh no, don't drag me into your fight with your girlfriend, I want nothing to do with it.

2. To involve or bring up someone in a conversation that they are not (or doesn't desire to be) involved in. Don't drag the kids into this; this is about your drinking problem, and nothing else.

词组	drag (someone) into (something)
释义	drag (someone) into (something) drag (someone) into (something) 1. To force, impel, involve, or convince someone to participate in an undesirable situation or action. I can't believe you dragged me into this cockamamie scheme of yours. I can't go this weekend, my boss is dragging me into some team-building workshop on Saturday. Oh no, don't drag me into your fight with your girlfriend, I want nothing to do with it. 2. To involve or bring up someone in a conversation that they are not (or doesn't desire to be) involved in. Don't drag the kids into this; this is about your drinking problem, and nothing else. See also: drag Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: drive (one) back to (someone) drive back to leave (someone, something, or oneself) (wide) open to (something) leave open leave yourself wide open to something make a man (out) of (one) make a man of make a man of/out of somebody it is what it is reconcile oneself to
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