What is the difference between drag and crawl ?
Is there any difference or I can use both of them the same way?
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Crawl means: (of a person) Move on the hands and knees or by dragging the body close to the ground. For example "they crawled out from under the table".
Drag, is the action of pulling something forcefully or with difficulty.For example drag can mean "the drag of the current" or the action of pulling (someone or something) along with force.
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You drag a DEAD body. Crawl means there's still some life, but the body moves slowly. That's what I see in the morning at work before people have had their first cup of coffee.
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