နာမ် “drop”
အနည်းကိန်း drop, အများကိန်း drops သို့မဟုတ် မတွက်နိုင်သော
- a small quantity of liquid that can form a round shape due to surface tension, often falling from a source
စာရင်းသွင်းပါ ဥပမာဝါကျများ၏ ဘာသာပြန်ချက်များနှင့် တစ်လုံးချင်းစီ၏ အဓိပ္ပါယ်ဖွင့်ဆိုချက်များကို ကြည့်ရှုရန်။
A single drop of water hung precariously at the tip of the leaf before falling.
- a very small amount of something
He added a drop of honey to his tea to sweeten it just a bit.
- a dose of liquid medicine measured by a single liquid unit
The doctor instructed her to take two drops of the medicine under her tongue three times a day.
- liquid medicine designed to be administered in units of single liquid doses
The doctor prescribed nasal drops to help with my congestion.
- a small, round piece of hard candy or a lozenge
She unwrapped a peppermint drop and popped it into her mouth to freshen her breath.
- a missed catch in American football
The quarterback was frustrated after seeing the third drop by his receiver in the game.
- an item that can be collected from defeated enemies in video games
After defeating the boss, I eagerly picked up the legendary sword drop.
- the action of moving downward due to gravity
The drop of the apple from the tree was quick and silent.
- the vertical distance one could fall from a high place, or a steep slope
Peering over the edge, she realized the drop was much deeper than she had anticipated, easily over 30 feet to the bottom.
- a decrease in amount, quality, or intensity
After the new model was released, there was a significant drop in sales of the old version.
- delivering people or items, especially from an aircraft
The military planned a drop of food and medical supplies to the isolated village tomorrow.
- a significant moment in a song marked by a change in bass, tempo, or tone
Everyone at the concert cheered when the DJ hit the drop, and the bass shook the entire venue.
ကြိယာ “drop”
အနာမကာ drop; သူ drops; အတိတ် dropped; အတိတ်ပစ္စည်း dropped; အနာမကာဝိသေသန dropping
- to move quickly or suddenly towards the ground
The ball dropped from her hands and rolled away.
- to become less in amount, degree, or value
After the announcement, temperatures dropped significantly overnight.
- to let something fall by releasing or losing grip
She accidentally dropped her keys into the lake.
- to die suddenly
During the epidemic, people were dropping like flies in the village.
- to come to an end or to cease
After weeks of silence, they continued their email exchange exactly where it had previously dropped.
- to lag behind a group by not keeping up
During the hike, Sarah dropped behind because she stopped to tie her shoelace.
- to visit someone informally without prior arrangement
Feel free to drop in anytime; I'm always happy to see you.
- to leave someone or something at a specific place
I'll drop the kids off at school before heading to the office.
- to become available to the public, used for media or software
The new video game dropped last Friday and has been popular ever since.
- to make media or software available to the public
Netflix dropped the new season of "Stranger Adventures" last Friday.
- to mention something casually in conversation
During dinner, Sarah casually dropped the news that she was moving to Paris next month.
- to send a message
He dropped me an email yesterday to confirm the meeting details.
- to tune a musical instrument to a lower pitch
Before playing the song, he dropped his guitar's E string to D to match the tuning required.
- to stop discussing or dealing with a topic or person
After their heated argument, she told him to drop the topic and never bring it up again.
- to lose weight
She managed to drop five pounds before her wedding.
- to remove or exclude from a group or list
After failing the midterm, she was dropped from the honors class.
- to withdraw from a scheduled course
She decided to drop the pottery class to focus more on her studies.
- for a phone call or internet connection to unintentionally end
During the video conference, my internet connection dropped, and I missed an important part of the discussion.
- to omit a syllable, letter, or sound in speech
In casual speech, many people drop the 'g' in words ending with '-ing', saying "runnin'" instead of "running".