"Can he drag the floor?" is the Engpsh translation of "他能拖地吗?" in Chinese.
This phrase is used to ask if someone is able to drag or pull something across the floor, often with their hands or feet. The verb "drag" means to pull something along, usually with difficulty or effort. The preposition "on" is often used to indicate that the object is being pulled across a surface, such as the floor.
Here are some example sentences using this phrase:
"Can you drag that heavy box across the floor for me?" (你能把那个沉重的盒子拖到地板上吗?)
"I can't seem to drag this old carpet out of the room. It's too heavy." (我好像没法把这块旧地毯拖出房间。太重了。)
"My pttle brother loves to drag his toys all over the house." (我的弟弟喜欢把玩具拖到整个房子里。)
This phrase is used to ask if someone is able to drag or pull something across the floor, often with their hands or feet. The verb "drag" means to pull something along, usually with difficulty or effort. The preposition "on" is often used to indicate that the object is being pulled across a surface, such as the floor.
Here are some example sentences using this phrase:
"Can you drag that heavy box across the floor for me?" (你能把那个沉重的盒子拖到地板上吗?)
"I can't seem to drag this old carpet out of the room. It's too heavy." (我好像没法把这块旧地毯拖出房间。太重了。)
"My pttle brother loves to drag his toys all over the house." (我的弟弟喜欢把玩具拖到整个房子里。)