()きずり()

ひきずりこむ
verb (godan)
to drag in; to pull in (physically)
他動詞 transitivemovementaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()きずり()()きずり()まない
Present polite()きずり()みます()きずり()みません
Past()きずり()んだ()きずり()まなかった
Past polite()きずり()みました()きずり()みませんでした
て form()きずり()んで()きずり()まなくて
ている present()きずり()んでいる()きずり()んでいない
ている polite()きずり()んでいます()きずり()んでいません
ている past()きずり()んでいた()きずり()んでいなかった
ている past polite()きずり()んでいました()きずり()んでいませんでした
Conditional ば()きずり()めば()きずり()まなければ
Conditional たら()きずり()んだら()きずり()まなかったら
Volitional()きずり()もう
Volitional polite()きずり()みましょう
Potential()きずり()める()きずり()めない
Passive()きずり()まれる()きずり()まれない
Causative()きずり()ませる()きずり()ませない
Imperative()きずり()()きずり()むな
1. to drag in; to pull in (physically)
to forcefully pull or drag something or someone into a place
(おも)荷物(にもつ)部屋(へや)()きずり()んだ。
I dragged the heavy luggage into the room.
The dog dragged a branch into the house.
We dragged the drowning person onto the boat.
2. to drag into; to draw into (figuratively)
to involve someone in a situation, conflict, or trouble, often against their will
(あらそ)()きずり()まれた。
I was dragged into a dispute.
(かれ)仲間(なかま)犯罪(はんざい)()きずり()んだ。
He dragged his friends into crime.
I was drawn into a prolonged trial and became mentally exhausted.

A compound verb formed from ()きずる (to drag) and () (into). The literal sense describes physical dragging, while the figurative sense describes being pulled into unwanted situations.

Transitivity

Transitive. The intransitive equivalent would be a passive construction: ()きずり()まれる (to be dragged into).

Common patterns

  • AB()きずり()む: to drag A into B
  • ()きずり()まれる: to be dragged in (passive)

Common collocations

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