“To drag around” in Japanese
Short answer
To drag around in Japanese is “連れ回す” (tsuremawasu). Full meaning: to take (someone) to one place after another (forcibly), to drag (someone) around.
Other ways to say “To drag around” in Japanese
引き回す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
引き摺り回す
hikizurimawasu to drag around, to pull about, to lead around (by the nose)
つれ回す
tsuremawasu to take (someone) to one place after another (forcibly), to drag (someone) around
引き廻す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
ひき回す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
ひき廻す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
曳き廻す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
引廻す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
引回す
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
ひきまわす
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
引きまわす
hikimawasu to draw around (e.g. a curtain), to drag around; to take (someone) around, to parade around; to order about, to lead, to guide
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