英语释义

1. the quantity of fluid that falls in one spherical mass
a drop of rain

2. a dose of medicine measured by drops
eye drops for dilating the pupil of the eye

3. a minute quantity or degree of something nonmaterial or intangible
not a drop of meanness in her

4. a small quantity of drink
hasn't touched a drop of alcohol in three years

5. the smallest practical unit of liquid measure

6. something that resembles a liquid drop: such as

7. a pendent ornament attached to a piece of jewelry also an earring with such a pendant

8. a small globular cookie or candy
sucking on lemon drops

9. the act or an instance of dropping fall
a sudden, short drop in an elevator

10. a decline in quantity or quality
His income took a sudden drop. a drop in demand

11. a descent by parachute also the people or equipment dropped by parachute
expecting another drop this week

12. a place or central depository to which something (such as mail, money, or stolen property) is brought for distribution or transmission
left the package at the drop also the act of depositing something at such a place
made the drop

13. the distance from a higher to a lower level or through which something drops
It's a twenty-foot drop from the top of the fence. a steep drop

14. a decrease in electric potential (see potential entry 2 sense 2b)

15. a slot into which something is to be dropped

16. something that drops, hangs, or falls: such as

17. a movable plate that covers the keyhole of a lock

18. an unframed piece of cloth stage scenery also drop curtain

19. a hinged platform on a gallows

20. a fallen fruit

21. the advantage of having an opponent covered (see cover entry 1 sense 1b(2)) with a firearm broadly advantage, superiority —usually used in the phrase get the drop on
waiting to get the drop on me

22. a move back from the line of scrimmage (as in preparation for making a forward pass)
a quick drop

23. as soon as the slightest provocation is given immediately
loses her temper at the drop of a hat

24. a part so small as to be negligible

25. to fall in drops

26. to fall (see fall entry 1 sense 1a) unexpectedly or suddenly
The book dropped from her hand.

27. to descend (see descend sense 1) from one line or level to another
the land drops to sea level

28. to fall in a state of collapse (see collapse entry 2 sense 1b) or death
dropped from exhaustion

29. to become played by reason of the obligation to follow suit

30. to fall or roll into a hole or basket

31. to enter or pass as if without conscious effort of will (see will entry 2 sense 4a) into some state, condition, or activity
dropped into sleep

32. to cease to be of concern lapse
let the matter drop

33. to pass from view or notice disappear —often used with out
drop out of sight

34. to become less
production dropped —often used with off

35. to move with a favoring wind or current —usually used with down
We dropped down the harbor.

36. to be released to the public
His latest solo album dropped in August …
— Ed Rampell The second Podcast drops Nov. 14 and can be downloaded free …
— Langston Wertz Jr. There's also something to be said for jumping on a subscription for a month or two, say when a big, new game drops.
— Adam Rosenberg

37. to let fall cause to fall
dropped the ball dropping bombs on the city

38. give up sense 2, abandon
drop an idea drop the charges

39. discontinue
dropped what she was doing

40. to break off an association or connection with dismiss
drop her old friends was dropped by his sponsors students who dropped the class

41. to utter or mention in a casual way
drop a suggestion drop names

42. write
drop us a line soon

43. to lower or cause to descend from one level or position to another
drop the hem two inches drop the water level

44. to cause to lessen or decrease reduce
dropped his speed

45. to give birth to

46. lose
dropped three games dropped $50 in a poker game

47. spend
drop $20 for lunch

48. to get rid of
dropped 20 pounds

49. to bring down with a shot or a blow
dropped the buck with one shot dropping the world champion in the ring

50. to cause a cardholder to unwillingly play (a high card)
dropped her ace

51. to toss or roll into a hole or basket
drop a putt

52. to deposit or deliver during a usually brief stop —usually used with off
drop the kids off at school

53. air-drop
drop the supplies to the medical team

54. to cause (the voice) to be less loud

55. to leave (a letter representing a speech sound) unsounded
drop the g in running

56. to leave out in writing omit
accidentally dropped a whole line

57. to draw from an external point
drop a perpendicular to the line

58. to take (a drug) orally swallow
drop acid

59. to inform authorities (such as the police) of another's wrongdoing

60. to fail to keep up

61. to make a mistake especially by failing to take timely, effective, or proper action

62. a very small amount of liquid that falls in a rounded shape

63. a small amount of a drink

64. a small amount of something (such as a quality)

65. to let (something) fall

66. to fall

67. to lie down or fall down suddenly

68. a small amount of liquid that falls in a rounded shape

69. liquid medicine measured by drops
ear drops

70. something (as a small round candy) that is shaped like a liquid drop

71. a small amount
I'll have just a drop of tea.

72. the distance of a fall
a 20-foot drop

73. a decrease in amount or quality
a drop in sales

74. an act of delivering something a place where something is left to be picked up
a mail drop

75. to fall or let fall often by accident
I dropped my ice cream cone!

76. to go down suddenly
The cliff drops straight down.

77. to go or make lower
The temperature dropped. He dropped his voice.

78. to become less or make less
Business has dropped.

79. lose sense 5

80. disappear sense 1
They dropped out of sight.

81. to stop or let end
Let the matter drop.

82. quit
Don't drop out of school.

83. to make a brief visit
We dropped in on a friend.

84. to deliver with a quick stop
Mom dropped us off at school.

85. send sense 1
Drop me a note.

86. to fall asleep

87. the quantity of fluid that falls in one spherical mass

88. a dose of medicine measured by drops
eye drops for dilating the pupil of the eye

89. the smallest practical unit of liquid measure that varies in size according to the specific gravity and viscosity of the liquid and to the conditions under which it is formed — compare minim

90. to fall in drops

91. to give birth to
lambs dropped in June

92. to take (a drug) orally
drop acid

片语

droppable ballast可弃压载

droppable equipment空投设备

droppable pod可放下的毂罩

Droppable Widget可放置小部件

droppable stores空投外挂物

droppable materials空投物资

droppable engine可投发动机

英汉例句

• take care of your glass, hats, shoes and other droppable items.

  眼镜、帽子、拖鞋等易掉落物品保管好。

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