ziehen
drag
to pull something along the ground or another surface
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ziehen with Russian translation
ziehen usage examples
Ты можешь, пожалуйста, тащить стул?
Kannst du den Stuhl bitte ziehen?
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ziehen synonyms
What's the difference between ziehen / schleppen / zerren / schleifen / reißen / ziehen: allgemeines Bewegen durch Ziehen
to drag or haul something heavy with effort; often suggests physical difficulty
to pull jerkily or forcefully; it sounds rougher and more abrupt than simple pulling
to drag something along a surface, often implying scraping or wear
to tear or pull violently; in motion contexts it is stronger and more forceful than 'ziehen'
the general neutral verb for pulling something toward you or moving it by force
to haul something heavy or with difficulty; emphasizes burden and effort
to pull in short, jerky motions; often sounds rough or unpleasant
to drag something over the ground or floor; emphasizes contact and scraping
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How to pronounce ziehen and what this word means
ziehen means drag. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce ziehen
/ˈtsiːən/
ziehen translation
drag
ziehen examples
Kannst du den Stuhl bitte ziehen?
ziehen transcription
/ˈtsiːən/
Questions about this word
ziehen meaning: what does it mean?
etwas über den Boden oder eine andere Oberfläche ziehen
ziehen pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
ziehen is pronounced as /ˈtsiːən/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
ziehen definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Kannst du den Stuhl bitte ziehen? Translation: Ты можешь, пожалуйста, тащить стул?
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