“To drag along” in Japanese
Short answer
To drag along in Japanese is “しょっ引く” (shoppiku). Full meaning: to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away.
Other ways to say “To drag along” in Japanese
しょ引く
shobiku to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引い
shoppii to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引か
shoppika to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引こ
shoppiko to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引き
shoppiki to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引け
shoppike to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引きゃ
shoppikya to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引こっ
shoppiko to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引こふ
shoppikou to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
しょっ引こう
shoppikou to drag along; to take (a suspect to the police), to drag (someone) away
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