What does "drag in" mean?

To involve someone or something unnecessarily To bring someone into a situation they would rather avoid.

How do you use "drag in" in a sentence?

Don't drag me into your argument. Why drag that up again? She got dragged into the dispute.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Significado: To involve someone or something unnecessarily

把某人不必要地牵扯进来

Involucrar a alguien o algo innecesariamente

（不必要に）巻き込む、引きずり込む

(불필요하게) 끌어들이다, 말려들게 하다

To bring someone into a situation they would rather avoid.

把某人拉进他们宁愿避免的情况中。

Meter a alguien en una situación que preferiría evitar.

避けたい状況に誰かを巻き込むこと。過去の話題を蒸し返す意味でも使う。

피하고 싶은 상황에 누군가를 불필요하게 끌어들이는 것.

Base verb: drag

Particle: in

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Don't drag me into your argument.
别把我扯进你们的争吵
No me metas en vuestra discusión
あなたたちの喧嘩に巻き込まないで
너희들 싸움에 나를 끌어들이지 마.
Why drag that up again?
为什么又翻旧账？
¿Por qué sacar eso otra vez?
なぜまたその話を蒸し返すの？
왜 또 그 얘기를 꺼내는 거야?
She got dragged into the dispute.
她被卷入了争端
La arrastraron a la disputa
彼女はその争いに巻き込まれた
그녀는 그 분쟁에 휘말렸다.

Contexto: involvement, arguments, avoidance

Tono: reluctant

From pulling something or someone in forcefully.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal