Collocations for "drops"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "drops" in context.
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drop
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.v
- drop [a plate, the ball, your keys]
- dropped a bomb on
- dropped a bombshell (on me)
- drop your pants
- dropped his guard (for)
- drop the [charges, allegations]
- (let's) drop the [subject, topic, discussion]
- let's (just) drop it, [OK, shall we]?
- drop [everything, what you're doing] and
- drop the [pretense, act]
- dropped to the [floor, ground]
- his face dropped
- the [rate, numbers, price] dropped
- dropped (down) to [zero, 10]
- [she, her weight] dropped from [200 lbs] to [130 lbs]
- she dropped [100 lbs]
- drop a dress size
- dropped from [$10] (to)
- the [rate] dropped off at [50, 90%]
- dropped off [quickly, significantly]
- drop off [the homework, your spare keys]
- I (must have) dropped off during the [class, movie]
- dropped off to sleep
- drop you off at [work, the store, school]
- drop out of [school, the program]
- the [insurance company, sponsor] dropped me
- was dropped from the [program, policy]
- (was) dropped from a great height
- drop in [at work, to see you, for a minute]
- drop by [at work]
- thanks for dropping by
- dropped the ball on [the project, that one]
- drop dead
- drop me a line (sometime)
- dropped from [above, the ceiling, the sky]
- dropped into the [hole, well, crack, gutter]
- dropped the price of [oil, milk, cigarettes]
- dropped to her knees
- drop back in [line, the rankings]
- dropped the liquid into [a test tube, a cup]
- a [sharp, gradual, slow] drop (in)
- was a voltage drop
- has been a drop in [price, blood pressure, popularity, temperature]
- [suffered, experienced] a drop in [price]
- a water drop
- a drop of [water, blood, rain]
- (just) a drop of [tea, coffee, brandy]
- a drop of brandy [before bed, after dinner]
- haven't had a drop of rain since
- didn't (even) spill a drop
- a drop [hit, fell on] my [eye, face]
- the (plane's) passengers felt a sudden drop
- there is a drop in the [ground, sidewalk]
- a drop in [air, cabin] pressure
- a one-hundred [foot, meter] drop
- a steep drop to the [ground, sea, surface]
- that is a [steep, sharp] drop
- [be careful of, look out for] the drop
- made [a food, an aid, a charity] drop
- the [mail, bag] drop
'drops' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):