drop
[drɒp] ( pt & pp dropped, cont dropping )noun
| 1. | [of liquid] Tropfen der |
| 2. | [sweet] Drops der, das |
| 3. | [decrease]
drop (in sthg) Rückgang der (von etw) [in salary] Minderung die (von etw) |
| 4. | [vertical distance]
Höhenunterschied der
there's a 50 m drop hier geht es 50 m (senkrecht) hinunter |
drop
[drɒp] ( pt & pp dropped, cont dropping )transitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [gen]
fallen lassen
to drop (sb) a hint (jm gegenüber) eine Anspielung machen |
| 2. | [decrease, lower] Conjugation senken |
| 3. | [leave out] Conjugation weglassen |
| 4. | [let out of car] Conjugation absetzen |
| 5. | TENNIS [lose] Conjugation verlieren |
| 6. | [write]
to drop sb a line or note jm ein paar Zeilen schreiben |
drop
[drɒp] ( pt & pp dropped, cont dropping )intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [fall]
Conjugation fallen
[with exhaustion] Conjugation umfallen |
| 2. | [decrease] Conjugation sinken |
| 3. | [voice] leiser werden |
drops
plural noun
MED Tropfen pl
drop by
intransitive verb Conjugation
(inf) Conjugation vorbeikommen
drop in
intransitive verb Conjugation
(inf)
to drop in (on sb) vorbeikommen(bei jm)
drop off
transitive verb separable Conjugation
[person] Conjugation absetzen
[letter, package] Conjugation abschicken
drop off
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [fall asleep] Conjugation einnicken |
| 2. | [grow less] Conjugation zurückgehen |
drop out
intransitive verb Conjugation
to drop out (of or from sthg) aussteigen(aus etw)
