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A2  drop  düşürmek; atmak; bırakmakdüşmek, inmek

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verb  /drɒp  ; US drɑːp  / verb (dropping; dropped) drop (verb)
 /drɒp  ; US drɑːp  / verb (dropping; dropped)
 
 1 [transitive]
to let sth fall
düşürmek; atmak; bırakmak
 The helicopters dropped food and medicine.
 That vase was very expensive. Whatever you
do, don't drop it!
 2 [intransitive]
to fall
düşmek; 
inmek
 The parachutist dropped safely to the
ground.
 At the end of the race she dropped to her
knees exhausted.
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
to become lower; to
make sth lower
düşmek, inmek,
alçalmak; 
düşürmek, indirmek,
alçaltmak
 The temperature will drop to minus 3
overnight.
 They ought to drop their prices.
 to drop your voice
 4 [transitive]
 drop sb/sth (off)
to stop your car, etc.
so that sb can get out, or in order to take sth out
bırakmak, indirmek
 Drop me off at the traffic lights, please.
 I'll drop the parcel at your house.
 5 [transitive]
drop
sb/sth (from sth)
to no longer include
sb/sth in sth
çıkarmak
 Joe has been dropped from the team.
 6 [transitive]
to stop doing sth
bırakmak
 I'm going to drop geography next term.
 Drop everything – I need your help right
now!
IDIOMS
drop
dead
(informal)
to die suddenly
aniden
ölmek, küt diye gitmek
drop
sb a line
(informal)
to write a letter to
sb
mektup
yazmak, iki satır yazmak
 Do drop me a line when you've time.
PHRASAL VERBS
drop
back; drop behind (sb)
to move into a
position behind sb else, because you are moving more slowly
arkada
kalmak
 Towards the end of the race she dropped
behind the other runners.
drop
by; drop in (on sb)
to go to sb's house on
an informal visit or without having told them you were coming
uğramak
 We were in the area so we thought we'd drop
in and see you.
drop
off
(informal)
to fall into a light
sleep
uyuyakalmak
 I dropped off in front of the TV.
drop
out (of sth)
to leave or stop doing
sth before you have finished
yarıda
bırakmak, bitirmeden ayrılmak
 His injury forced him to drop out of the
competition.
 to drop out of college

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	drop
IPA	/drɒp ; US drɑːp / verb (dropping; dropped)
Back	düşürmek; atmak; bırakmak düşmek, inmek
Back 2	drop (verb) /drɒp ; US drɑːp / verb (dropping; dropped) 1 [transitive] to let sth fall düşürmek; atmak; bırakmak The helicopters dropped food and medicine. That vase was very expensive. Whatever you do, don't drop it! 2 [intransitive] to fall düşmek; inmek The parachutist dropped safely to the ground. At the end of the race she dropped to her knees exhausted. 3 [intransitive, transitive] to become lower; to make sth lower düşmek, inmek, alçalmak; düşürmek, indirmek, alçaltmak The temperature will drop to minus 3 overnight. They ought to drop their prices. to drop your voice 4 [transitive] drop sb/sth (off) to stop your car, etc. so that sb can get out, or in order to take sth out bırakmak, indirmek Drop me off at the traffic lights, please. I'll drop the parcel at your house. 5 [transitive] drop sb/sth (from sth) to no longer include sb/sth in sth çıkarmak Joe has been dropped from the team. 6 [transitive] to stop doing sth bırakmak I'm going to drop geography next term. Drop everything – I need your help right now! IDIOMS drop dead (informal) to die suddenly aniden ölmek, küt diye gitmek drop sb a line (informal) to write a letter to sb mektup yazmak, iki satır yazmak Do drop me a line when you've time. PHRASAL VERBS drop back; drop behind (sb) to move into a position behind sb else, because you are moving more slowly arkada kalmak Towards the end of the race she dropped behind the other runners. drop by; drop in (on sb) to go to sb's house on an informal visit or without having told them you were coming uğramak We were in the area so we thought we'd drop in and see you. drop off (informal) to fall into a light sleep uyuyakalmak I dropped off in front of the TV. drop out (of sth) to leave or stop doing sth before you have finished yarıda bırakmak, bitirmeden ayrılmak His injury forced him to drop out of the competition. to drop out of college

Drop Sth Dropped Bırakmak Transitive Dro Pp Sb

drop (verb)