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drop (EN)
nom, verbe

nom “drop”

sg. drop, pl. drops ou indén.
  1. goutte
    A single drop of water hung precariously at the tip of the leaf before falling.
  2. petite quantité
    He added a drop of honey to his tea to sweeten it just a bit.
  3. goutte (dans le contexte médical)
    The doctor instructed her to take two drops of the medicine under her tongue three times a day.
  4. gouttes (pour les médicaments)
    The doctor prescribed nasal drops to help with my congestion.
  5. pastille
    She unwrapped a peppermint drop and popped it into her mouth to freshen her breath.
  6. échappé
    The quarterback was frustrated after seeing the third drop by his receiver in the game.
  7. butin
    After defeating the boss, I eagerly picked up the legendary sword drop.
  8. chute
    The drop of the apple from the tree was quick and silent.
  9. dénivelé
    Peering over the edge, she realized the drop was much deeper than she had anticipated, easily over 30 feet to the bottom.
  10. baisse
    After the new model was released, there was a significant drop in sales of the old version.
  11. largage
    The military planned a drop of food and medical supplies to the isolated village tomorrow.
  12. drop (dans le contexte de la musique, le terme est souvent utilisé tel quel)
    Everyone at the concert cheered when the DJ hit the drop, and the bass shook the entire venue.

verbe “drop”

infinitif drop; il drops; prét. dropped; part. passé dropped; gér. dropping
  1. tomber
    The ball dropped from her hands and rolled away.
  2. diminuer
    After the announcement, temperatures dropped significantly overnight.
  3. lâcher
    She accidentally dropped her keys into the lake.
  4. succomber
    During the epidemic, people were dropping like flies in the village.
  5. cesser
    After weeks of silence, they continued their email exchange exactly where it had previously dropped.
  6. se laisser distancer
    During the hike, Sarah dropped behind because she stopped to tie her shoelace.
  7. passer voir
    Feel free to drop in anytime; I'm always happy to see you.
  8. déposer
    I'll drop the kids off at school before heading to the office.
  9. sortir (pour un produit, un média)
    The new video game dropped last Friday and has been popular ever since.
  10. lancer (pour un produit, un média)
    Netflix dropped the new season of "Stranger Adventures" last Friday.
  11. mentionner
    During dinner, Sarah casually dropped the news that she was moving to Paris next month.
  12. envoyer un message
    He dropped me an email yesterday to confirm the meeting details.
  13. accorder à la baisse
    Before playing the song, he dropped his guitar's E string to D to match the tuning required.
  14. abandonner (le sujet ou la personne)
    After their heated argument, she told him to drop the topic and never bring it up again.
  15. maigrir
    She managed to drop five pounds before her wedding.
  16. écarter
    After failing the midterm, she was dropped from the honors class.
  17. se désinscrire
    She decided to drop the pottery class to focus more on her studies.
  18. couper (pour un appel ou une connexion)
    During the video conference, my internet connection dropped, and I missed an important part of the discussion.
  19. omettre
    In casual speech, many people drop the 'g' in words ending with '-ing', saying "runnin'" instead of "running".