The word combinations of drag are as follows:

Sway, drag white, drag soldiers and abandon armor, drag soldiers' plan, drag steps, drag firewood, drag pull, drag ground, drag, drag The soldiers abandoned their armor, their heart flags swayed, their tails were painted in the middle, their gold and purple skirts were trailing, and their trains were trailing to the royal gate.

"Yi" is a standard second-level character in modern Chinese. It is pronounced yè in Mandarin and was first seen in the Xiaozhuan era of the Qin Dynasty. It is a knowing word in the Six Books. The basic meaning of the word "Yu" is to pull, to pull, such as towing, dragging; and its extended meaning is to wear, such as dragging, dragging. In daily use, "yao" is often used as a verb, which means to drag or pull, such as dragging away, abandoning armor and dragging soldiers.

The sentence for dragging is as follows:

Your hair is pulled by the wind, your dress is blown by the wind, fluttering, you bend your lower body and gently smooth the seaside I only feel like a boat guard, waiting for you in the evening breeze.

Our teachers and students get along harmoniously, like a family.

The neon lights complement each other at night, and the reflections are swaying.

The waves hit the hull and swayed, and the goddess played the pipa sadly.

You will find that you feel more about the music when you shuffle to the rhythm of the music.

So instead of shuffling to the kitchen, shuffle to your balcony, porch, or back garden to do a few yoga poses.

Because it is May, the trees are growing vigorously and the leaves are swaying in the wind.

Various animals swam hard in the dust.