Subject + 拖 + Object
The verb 拖 (tuō) means "to drag" or "to pull along" and describes the act of moving something or someone by pulling forcefully across a surface. It can also be used figuratively to mean "to delay" or "to procrastinate," as in 拖延 (to procrastinate).
孩子拖着书包在地上走,把书包都弄脏了。
Háizi tuōzhe shūbāo zài dìshàng zǒu, bǎ shūbāo dōu nòng zāng le.
The child dragged the school bag along the ground and got it all dirty.
这件事不能再拖了,必须今天解决。
Zhè jiàn shì bù néng zài tuō le, bìxū jīntiān jiějué.
This matter can't be put off any longer; it must be resolved today.
他拖着沉重的行李箱走了好远的路。
Tā tuōzhe chénzhòng de xíngli xiāng zǒu le hǎo yuǎn de lù.
He dragged his heavy suitcase and walked a long way.