lug

lug
past tense, past participle - lugged; verb
(to drag with difficulty: She lugged the heavy trunk across the floor.) slepe, hale, dra
slepe
I
subst. \/lʌɡ\/
1) sleping, draing
2) rykk
3) fruktkasse
put the lug on somebody (slang) presse noen for penger
II
subst. \/lʌɡ\/
1) grep, hank, håndtak, øre (på kar)
2) (teknikk) utstikkende kant, tapp, flens, nese, ansats
3) (skotsk, hverdagslig) øre
4) (slang, spesielt amer.) klodrian, kløne, klossmajor
blow down someone's lug (hverdagslig) skjelle ut noen
III
subst. \/lʌɡ\/
(sjøfart) selugsail
IV
subst. \/lʌɡ\/
(zoologi) selugworm
V
verb \/lʌɡ\/
1) slepe, dra, slepe på, dra på
he lugged it up the stairs
2) dra inn
3) rykke, dra
4) (seiling) ha for stor seilføring
lug at rykke i
lug in(to) (hverdagslig) dra inn, trekke inn (i en samtale e.l.)
lug anecdotes into a conversation
lug it (musikk, hverdagslig) spille ukjent musikk ved hjelp av improvisasjon
lug out something slepe fram noe, hale frem noe, dra frem noe
lug somebody by something lugge, dra
lug somebody by the ear
dra noen i øret
lug somebody by the hair
lugge noen
lug something about with one slepe noe med seg, slepe rundt med noe
lug something along slepe i vei med noe komme slepende med noe, komme drassende med noe
lug something\/someone round (overført) drasse på noe(n), plages av noe(n)

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