Rechercher
to drag on
[phrase form: drag]
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traîner
to continue for an extended or tedious period, often with no clear resolution or conclusion
Exemple
The tortuous legal process dragged on for years, with numerous appeals and counterclaims.
Staff meetings often dragged on during slow periods, lacking urgency and focus.
The war continued to drag on indecisively.
The meeting felt slow, dragging on with no engaging discussion.
Officials felt restive as the long negotiations dragged on without any sign of breakthrough.
