dragon, drag on

dragon - /ˈdræɡ.ən/

drag on - /dræɡ ɑn/

• As the story about the dragon began to drag on, the kids started to fall asleep.
• The movie featured a fierce dragon, but the plot seemed to drag on forever.
• Don’t let the meeting drag on - unlike a dragon, it doesn’t need to breathe fire!
• Her fantasy novel includes a magical dragon, though the first chapter does drag on a bit.
• The dragon in the video game made the battle drag on for hours.
• While the lecture did drag on, the drawing of the dragon on the board kept me entertained.
• He felt the speech would drag on unless he added an exciting tale about a dragon.
• The heat made the afternoon drag on, like a sleepy dragon basking in the sun.
• Just like a dragon guarding treasure, this negotiation will drag on until someone gives in.
• If the drama continues to drag on, I might as well watch a dragon movie instead.

• Dragon - /ˈdræɡ.ən/ - существительное дракон

dragon ударение на первый слог: DRAG-un.

Рифмуется с wagon, flag on (в быстрой речи), lag on.

• Drag on - /dræɡ ɑn/ или /dræɡ ɔn/ - фразовый глагол, означающий тащить, тащиться.

Рифмуется с tag on, hang on, brag on.

Drag on в быстрой речи может звучать как dragon.