what does "drag on" ("grind on") mean?
here's background-
uncle Charlie said to his nephew, Jake that "its okay to see other girl while your girlfriend isn't around...", afterwards, Jake took the advice but got busted by his girlfriend when he was hanging out with other girl and got broke up. Jake later put the blame on his uncle, who then said "you are still grinding on it..."
i can't relate this, Can sb help, please? :-D
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In this case, "grinding on it" means that Jake is still mentioning what happened. Charlie is saying he should forget what happened and move on, which is silly, because it just happened.
So Jake blamed his uncle, who immediately said that he should forget about what happened and move on.
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"grinding on it" = still talking about it.
"dragging on"= making slow progress
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