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Meaning
when some process continues longer than it was expected or wanted
Examples 👇
LA County's coronavirus stay-at-home order may drag on through July or August, official warns. Fox News
As coronavirus restrictions drag on, Americans shift online spending from stockpiling to entertainment. CNBC
New York (CNN Business) Prices are tumbling in America as the coronavirus lockdown drags on and people spend less. CNN International
Arsene Wenger reveals Arsenal's big problem as £15m transfer negotiations drag on. Football.London
Depressed currencies will drag on emerging market stocks for international investors. Barron's
Desperate sports bettors are turning to table tennis and presidential debates as cancellations drag on. CNBC
Bayer CEO Wins Investor Backing as Roundup Talks Drag On. Bloomberg Law
Hawaii's unemployed workers grow increasingly desperate as check delays drag on. Hawaii News Now