Also means
to pull along
Usage Note
Arrastrar conveys dragging something along a surface or hauling it reluctantly; arrastrar los pies ('to drag one's feet') means to be reluctant or slow. Reflexively, arrastrarse means to crawl or grovel. The double r is trilled and the word begins with a vowel, so the trill is especially strong.
Examples
"El niño arrastró su mochila por el suelo."
Natural Translation
The boy dragged his backpack along the floor.
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