drag your feet
Does it only restrict to walking? Like can I say you cannot drag your feet, it's only 10 mins left to hand in our project! Keep working!
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The expression 'don't drag your feet' can refer to anything. A project, walking, reading, washing, etc.
I will just correct the English in your question-
'does it restrict to waking'- one should say something like 'does it only apply to walking?'
Also- 'we only have 10 minutes left of the project'. Using '...at hand' doesn't really sound right here.
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I would say it as "You can't drag your feet! There's only 10 minutes left to hand in our project!"
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