drop definícia v slovenčine

• 0 to fall or to allow something to fall: --

  • She dropped a hint that she'd like to come to the party.

  • Just drop me a line when you decide on a date.

  • He dropped dead on the squash court at the age of 43.

  • Don't drop it!/Don't let it drop!

  • The book dropped from/off the shelf.

  • Amanda dropped her sunglasses in/into the fountain.

  • I'm always dropping things.

  • She dropped her keys.

• 1 to move to a lower level, or cause something to move to a lower level: --

  • We had to drop our prices because of the recession.

  • The land drops (away) (= slopes down) sharply behind the barrier.

  • The water level in the flooded region has finally begun to drop.

• 2 to stop doing or planning something, especially an activity: --

  • He's been dropped from the team because of injury.

  • Can you drop what you're doing and help me with this report?

  • I'm going to drop yoga and do aerobics instead.

• 3 to take someone to a particular place, usually in a car, and leave them there: --

  • I dropped him at the library and went shopping.

  • They dropped me off at the main entrance.

• 4 to become available for people to buy, listen to, or watch, especially using the internet; to make something available like this: --

  • We heard that rapper Dave was about to drop a new album.

  • It's an exciting time for her, with the tour starting and the record about to drop.

• 5 a small round-shaped amount of liquid: --

  • chocolate drops

  • fruit/pear drops

  • eye/nose/ear drops

  • "Would you like some milk?" "Just a drop, please."

  • I'll have a drop more juice, please.

  • There were little drops of paint on the kitchen floor.

  • I thought I felt a drop of rain.