drag into

1 Instead, they’re built up and burned down, then they’re rebuilt and improved in fits and starts, dragged into modernity — not without outrage and criticism — by visionary urban developers like Robert Moses (New York) and Georges-Eugène Haussmann (Paris).

2 But our enemy was fighting what to to them was only the latest stage of more than a century of battles for independence from outside invaders, who by the time I was dragged into it as an Army draftee, had become us.

3 Foreman said the bill simply could not be created before Cross hammered out the complex agreement with Stronach, a process that dragged into March even though the track owner was on board with the vision.

4 At one point during the contest he was dragged into court to face fraud charges.

5 With a security guard hospitalized, their children dragged into the fray, and rap fans foaming at the mouth, the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef has perhaps gotten a bit out of hand.

6 Charlie’s conflicted in-house counsel, Roger White (Aml Ameen) gets dragged into his Morehouse classmate, Atlanta mayor Wes Jordan’s (Harper), scheme to smear a right-wing opponent.

7 Then, last month, the Israeli army made a devastating announcement based on battlefield intelligence gleaned during their ground operation in Gaza: The two men had been killed on Oct. 7, their bodies dragged into Gaza.

8 The strike by the Writers Guild of America, a screenwriters’ union, lasted until September, while a separate stoppage by the SAG-AFTRA actors’ union dragged into November.

9 Her parents coerced her into marrying the man.

她的父母强迫她嫁给那个人。

10 You cannot drub this idea into him.

你不能强迫他接受此观念。

1 卷入

involvement entanglement plunge into draw in suck into drag in

2 硬让毫无关系的人卷入

drag in

3 毫无必要地扯到

drag in

4 把毫不相干的事插入谈论

drag in

5 使卷入

draw in drag in

6 硬把…拉进去

drag in