idiom > get sb. into trouble; involve sb. in evil-doing; get sb. into hot water
Dragged into the water
Explanation: Barely a metaphor people do not want to do his (multi-fingered bad thing). Usage: -Linked; as predicate; containing derogatory, multi-fingered bad Source: Ming Li Sufu "Lantern downtown" at 25: "This is a lady drag people into the water, and what I coherent?" Results: Take the net rope wrapped around the foot Postscript: Take the net rope wrapped around the foot
tuō rén xià shuǐ
Drag someone into the water. Rope inducing metaphor with all kinds of evil
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Yu seductive evil deeds
Yu seductive evil deeds. Ming Li Sufu "Lantern downtown" Second 5: "This is a lady drag others down, and what I coherent?" Qing xi "Information and Communication, the case study under the white sands to do Mr. He Yilv Yen": "Drainage to indignant to the end of dry I, I to advise the right way; drainage is dragging people into the water, I save people ashore. "Lu Xun" hot air Xua 38 ":" not to drag people into the water, with their ugly anti-impressive. "
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No. 4
Drag: drawing. Pull people into the water. Barely a metaphor people do not want him to do (and more that a bad thing).
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发音
tuō rén xià shuǐ
解释
拖：拉。拉别人下水。比喻勉强人一道做他不愿做的事（多指坏事）。
出处
宋·杨万里《竹枝歌》：“知侬笠漏芒鞋破，须遣拖泥带水行。”
示例
渠以私意于我，我却以正道劝之；渠是～，我却是救人上岸。 ★清·黄宗羲《明儒学案·谏议贺医闾先生钦》
近义词
拖人落水
语法
连动式；作谓语；含贬义，多指坏事
English Expression
n.: get sb. into trouble; involve sb. in evil-doing; get sb. into hot water
v.: impliccate another intentionally, involve others in an illegal or unethical undertaking