“To drag on” in Japanese
Short answer
To drag on in Japanese is “ずれ込む” (zurekomu). Full meaning: to drag on, to be delayed.
Other ways to say “To drag on” in Japanese
長引く
nagabiku to be prolonged, to drag on, to take a long time, to persist, to linger
ズレ込む
zurekomu to drag on, to be delayed
ずれこむ
zurekomu to drag on, to be delayed
ずれこめる
zurekomeru to drag on, to be delayed
ずれ込める
zurekomeru to drag on, to be delayed
ズレ込める
zurekomeru to drag on, to be delayed
永びく
nagabiku to be prolonged, to drag on, to take a long time, to persist, to linger
長びく
nagabiku to be prolonged, to drag on, to take a long time, to persist, to linger
ながびく
nagabiku to be prolonged, to drag on, to take a long time, to persist, to linger
ズレ込め
zurekome to drag on, to be delayed
ズレ込も
zurekomo to drag on, to be delayed
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