drop1
UK: /drɒp/ US: /drɑːp/ [dropped, dropping]Translation
v [i]
› (un objeto)
⇨ caer(se)
He dropped the glass Se le cayó el vaso
⇨ dejar caer
Don't drop it No lo dejes caer
›
⇨ bajar
Sales have dropped considerably Las ventas han bajado bastante
v [t]
→ to drop behind→ to drop {by/in}→ to drop off→ to drop sth/sb off→ to drop out› (un plan, una idea)
⇨ abandonar
› (en coche)
⇨ dejar [de camino]
Can you drop me at the supermarket? ¿Puedes dejarme en el supermercado?
drop-dread gorgeous (inform)
⇨ macizo,za col.
⇨ cachas col.
to drop sb a hint
⇨ soltar una indirecta
to drop sb a line
⇨ escribirle una nota a alguien
to drop dead
⇨ morir súbitamente
(Definition of drop vv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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