drop

US: /ˈdɹɑp/, /ˈdɹɔp/

UK: /dɹˈɒp/


English - Vietnamese dictionary

drop /drɔp/
  • danh từ
    • giọt (nước, máu, thuốc...)
      • to fall in drops: rơi nhỏ giọt
      • drop by drop: từng giọt
      • a drop in the ocean; a drop in the bucket: (nghĩa bóng) giọt nước trong biển cả, hạt cát trong bãi sa mạc
    • hớp nhỏ rượu mạnh, ly nhỏ rượu mạnh, chút xíu rượu mạnh
      • to take a drop: uống một ly nhỏ rượu mạnh
      • to have a taken a drop too much: quá chén, say
      • to have a drop in one's eye: có vẻ say rồi
    • kẹo viên, viên (bạc hà...)
    • hoa (đeo tai); dây rủ (có xâu hạt pha lê ở đèn treo)
    • sự rơi; quãng rơi
      • a drop of ten metres: quãng rơi mười mét
    • sự xuống dốc, sự thất thế
    • sự hạ, sự giảm, sa sụt
      • a drop in prices: sự sụt giá
      • pressure drop: sự giảm áp suất
      • drop of potential: sự sụt thế; độ sụt thế
      • a drop in one's voice: sự hạ giọng
    • chỗ thụt xuống thình lình (của mặt đường...); mực thụt xuống; dốc đứng
    • (sân khấu) màn hạ lúc nghỉ tạm ((cũng) drop-curtain)
    • (thể dục,thể thao) cú đá quả bóng đang bật ((cũng) drop-kick)
    • ván rút (ở chân giá treo cổ)
    • miếng (sắt...) che lỗ khoá
    • khe đút tiền (máy bán hàng tự động)
    • (hàng không) sự thả dù (vũ khí, thức ăn, quân...); vật thả dù
    • nội động từ
      • chảy nhỏ giọt, rơi nhỏ giọt; nhỏ giọt ráo nước
      • rơi, rớt xuống, gục xuống
        • to drop with fatigue: mệt gục xuống
        • to drop on one's knee: quỳ xuống
      • (nghĩa bóng) tình cờ thốt ra, tình cờ nói ra
        • the remark dropped from his mouth: lời nhận xét vô tình thốt ra từ cửa miệng anh ta, lời nhận xét anh ta vô tình thốt ra
      • thôi ngừng lại, dừng lại, đứt đoạn
        • the conversation drops: câu chuyện ngừng lại
      • sụt, giảm, hạ; lắng xuống
        • prices drop: giá cả sụt xuống
        • voices drop: giọng hạ thấp xuống
        • wind drops: gió lắng xuống
      • rơi vào (tình trạng nào đó...)
        • to drop behind: rớt lại đằng sau
        • to drop back into a bad habit: lại rơi vào một thói xấu cũ, nhiễm lại một thói xấu
        • to drop asleep: ngủ thiếp đi
      • co rúm lại, thu mình lại (trước thú săn) (chó săn)
      • ngoại động từ
        • nhỏ giọt, cho chảy nhỏ giọt
        • để rơi, buông rơi, bỏ xuống, ném xuống
          • to drop a letter in the letter-box: bỏ thư vào thùng thư
          • to drop bombs: ném bom
          • to drop the anchor: thả neo
        • vô tình thốt ra, buông (lời...); viết qua loa (cho ai vài dòng...)
          • to drop a remark: vô tình thốt ra một lời nhận xét
          • to drop a line: viết qua mấy chữ (gửi cho ai)
        • đẻ (cừu)
        • bỏ lướt, bỏ không đọc (một chữ...)
          • to drop one's hs: bỏ lướt không đọc những chữ h
        • cho xuống xe (người); đưa đến (gói hàng)
        • cúi (mặt...) xuống; hạ thấp (giọng)
        • (đánh bài) thua
        • đánh gục, bắn rơi, chặt đổ
        • bỏ (công việc, ý định...); ngừng (câu chuyện...); cắt đứt (cuộc đàm phán...); bỏ rơi (ai); thôi
          • drop it!: (từ lóng) thôi đi!, bỏ cái thói ấy đi!
        • (thể dục,thể thao) phát bằng cú đá bóng đang bật nảy; ghi (bàn thắng) bằng cú đá bóng đang bật nảy (bóng đá)
        • to drop cross
          • tình cờ gặp, ngẫu nhiên gặp
        • to drop across somebody: ngẫu nhiên gặp ai, tình cờ gặp ai
        • măng nhiếc, xỉ vả; trừng phạt (ai)
        • to drop away
          • to drop off
            • lần lượt bỏ đi
          • to drop in
            • tạt vào thăm; nhân tiện đi qua ghé vào thăm
          • lần lượt vào kẻ trước người sau
          • đi biến, mất hút
          • ngủ thiếp đi
          • chết
          • to drop on
            • mắng nhiếc, xỉ vả; trừng phạt (ai)
          • to drop out
            • biến mất, mất hút
          • bỏ ra ngoài, không ghi vào (dánh sách...); rút ra khỏi (cuộc đấu...)
          • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) bỏ học nửa chừng
          • to drop a curtsey
            • (xem) curtsey
          • to drop from sight
            • biến mất, mất hút
          • to drop short of something
            • thiếu cái gì
          • không đạt tới cái gì

        Advanced English dictionary

        verb, noun
        + verb (-pp-)
        fall
        1 to fall or allow sth to fall by accident: [V] The climber slipped and dropped to his death. + [VN] Be careful not to drop that plate.
        2 to fall or make sth fall deliberately: [V, +adv./prep.] He staggered in and dropped into a chair. + [VN] Medical supplies are being dropped into the stricken area. + (BrE) He dropped his trousers (= undid them and let them fall). + (AmE) He dropped his pants.
        3 [V] to fall down or be no longer able to stand because you are extremely tired: I feel ready to drop. + She expects everyone to work till they drop.
        become weaker / less
        4 to become or make sth weaker, lower or less: [V] The temperature has dropped considerably. + At last the wind dropped. + His voice dropped to a whisper. + The Dutch team have dropped to fifth place. + The price of shares dropped by 14p. + Shares dropped in price by 14p. + [VN] She dropped her voice dramatically. + You must drop your speed in built-up areas.
        eyes
        5 ~ your eyes / gaze
        your eyes / gaze ~ (written) to look down: [V] Her eyes dropped to her lap. [also VN]
        slope downwards
        6 [V] ~ (away) (from sth) to slope steeply downwards: In front of them the valley dropped sharply away from the road.
        deliver / send
        7 [VN] ~ sb/sth (off) to stop so that sb can get out of a car, etc.; to deliver sth on the way to somewhere else: Can you drop me near the bank? + You left your jacket, but I can drop it off on my way to work tomorrow.
        8 [VNN] ~ sb a line / note to send a short letter to sb: Drop me a line when you get there.
        leave out
        9 [VN] ~ sb/sth (from sth) to leave sb/sth out by accident or deliberately: She's been dropped from the team because of injury. + He spoke with a cockney accent and dropped his aitches (= did not pronounce the letter 'h' at the start of words).
        friends
        10 [VN] to stop seeing sb socially: She's dropped most of her old friends.
        stop
        11 [VN] to stop doing or discussing sth; to not continue with sth: I dropped German (= stopped studying it) when I was 14. + Drop everything and come at once! + Look, can we just drop it (= stop talking about it)? + I think we'd better drop the subject. + Let's drop the formalities-please call me Mike. + The police decided to drop the charges against her.
        hint
        12 [VN] ~ a hint to say or do sth in order to show sb, in an indirect way, what you are thinking
        in knitting
        13 [VN] ~ a stitch to let a stitch go off the needle
        Idioms: drop a brick / clanger (BrE, informal) to say sth that offends or embarrasses sb, although you did not intend to
        drop dead
        1 (informal) to die suddenly and unexpectedly
        2 (spoken) used to tell sb, rudely, to stop annoying you, interfering, etc.
        See also - DROP-DEAD
        drop sb in it (BrE, informal) to put sb in an embarrassing situation, especially by telling a secret that you should not have told
        drop names to mention famous people you know or have met in order to impress others
        related noun NAME-DROPPING
        let sb/sth drop
        1 to do or say nothing more about sb/sth: I suggest we let the matter drop.
        2 to mention sb/sth in a conversation, by accident or as if by accident: He let it drop that the Prime Minister was a close friend of his.
        more at BOTTOM n., FLY n., HEAR, JAW n., LAP n., PENNY
        Phrasal Verbs: drop back / behind
        drop behind sb to move or fall into position behind sb else: We cannot afford to drop behind our competitors.
        drop by / in / round
        drop in on sb
        drop into sth to pay an informal visit to a person or a place: Drop by sometime. + I thought I'd drop in on you while I was passing. + Sorry we're late-we dropped into the pub on the way.
        drop off (BrE, informal)
        1 to fall into a light sleep: I dropped off and missed the end of the film.
        2 to become fewer or less: Traffic in the town has dropped off since the bypass opened.
        drop out (of sth)
        1 to no longer take part in or be part of sth: He has dropped out of active politics. + a word that has dropped out of the language
        2 to leave school, college, etc. without finishing your studies: She started an engineering degree but dropped out after only a year.
        related noun DROPOUT (1)
        3 (disapproving) to reject the ideas and ways of behaving that are accepted by the rest of society
        related noun DROPOUT (2)
        + noun
        of liquid
        1 [C] a very small amount of liquid that forms a round shape: drops of rain + a drop of blood + Mix a few drops of milk into the cake mixture.
        See also - RAINDROP, TEARDROP
        2 [C, usually sing.] (especially spoken) a small quantity of a liquid: Could I have a drop more milk in my coffee, please? + Would you like a drop of brandy? + I haven't touched a drop (= drunk any alcohol) all evening. + He drained the last drop of beer from the glass.
        fall
        3 [C, usually sing.] ~ (in sth) a fall or reduction in the amount, level or number of sth: a drop in prices / temperature + a dramatic / sharp drop in profits + If you want the job, you must be prepared to take a drop in salary. + There was a substantial drop in the number of people out of work last month. + a five per cent drop
        distance
        4 [sing.] a distance down from a high point to a lower point: There was a sheer drop of fifty metres to the rocks below. + a twenty-foot drop
        medicine
        5 (drops) [pl.] a liquid medicine that you put one drop at a time into your eyes, ears or nose: eye drops + Use the drops three times a day.
        delivering
        6 [C] the act of delivering sb/sth in a vehicle or by plane; the act of dropping sth: Aid agencies are organizing food drops to civilians in the war zone. + a parachute drop
        sweet / candy
        7 [C] a small round sweet/candy of the type mentioned: fruit drops + cough drops (= sweets / candy to help a cough)
        Idioms: at the drop of a hat immediately; without hesitating: The company can't expect me to move my home and family at the drop of a hat.
        a drop in the ocean (BrE) (AmE a drop in the bucket) an amount of sth that is too small or unimportant to make any real difference to a situation: The amount of money raised was a drop in the ocean compared to what we needed.

        Thesaurus dictionary

        n.
        1 globule, bead, drip, droplet, tear:
        A drop of sweat hung from his nose.
        2 bit, spot, particle, taste, dram, sip, nip, pinch, dash, dab, Colloq smidgen or smidgin:
        Add a drop of milk before kneading the dough.
        3 descent, fall:
        There was a sheer drop of a thousand feet from the ledge into the chasm below.
        4 decline, slope, fall-off, drop-off, declivity, incline:
        The drop is about 15 feet in 100.
        v.
        5 drip, trickle, dribble:
        As the water drops, filling the tube, the float rises.
        6 fall, descend, sink, drop away or down or off, dive, plunge, plummet, decline, collapse:
        The barometer dropped 10 millibars in 10 minutes. Near that rock, the road drops to the beach. At the first shot, we dropped to the ground.
        7 desert, forsake, give up, abandon, leave, quit, throw over, jilt, discard, reject, repudiate, renounce, Colloq chuck, ditch, dump; relinquish, let go, discontinue, stop, cease, end:
        After what he said, she dropped him like a hot potato. I wish you'd drop the subject of my disability.
        8 release, let go of, shed, cast off, discard, doff:
        Deciduous trees drop their leaves in winter.
        9 omit, leave out, exclude, eliminate:
        To avoid confusion with his father, he dropped his middle initial.
        10 dismiss, let go, fire, discharge, oust, Colloq chiefly Brit sack, give (someone) the sack:
        They dropped her after a week's trial.
        11 decline, decrease, drop or fall off, diminish, slacken, slack or taper off, subside, lessen:
        Demand for swimsuits drops during the winter.
        12 drop in (on). visit, call (on), pop in (on), come by, stop in:
        Viola dropped in for tea yesterday.
        13 drop out. withdraw (from), leave; rusticate, depart, decamp, go away or off, take off, turn off:
        She dropped out of school. After winning the award, Crater dropped out and hasn't been seen since.

        Collocation

        1 reduction

        ADJ.

        big, considerable, dramatic, huge, large, massive, significant, substantial | slight, small | rapid, sharp, sudden | steady | catastrophic

        VERB + DROP

        suffer
        The restaurant has suffered a big drop in trade.
        | cause, lead to

        PREP.

        ~ in
        The glut of coffee led to a sharp drop in prices.

        2 vertical distance down from a place

        ADJ.

        sheer, steep, vertical
        The cliff plunged in a sheer drop down to the beach.
        | long

        3 small round mass of liquid

        DROP + VERB

        fall
        Great drops of rain started to fall.
        | roll down sth

        PREP.

        ~ of
        Large drops of sweat rolled down her face.


        Concise dictionary

        dropped|dropping|dropsdrɒp
        noun
        +a small indefinite quantity (especially of a liquid)
        +a shape that is spherical and small
        +a sudden sharp decrease in some quantity
        +a steep high face of rock
        +a predetermined hiding place for the deposit and distribution of illicit goods (such as drugs or stolen property)
        +a free and rapid descent by the force of gravity
        +a curtain that can be lowered and raised onto a stage from the flies; often used as background scenery
        +a central depository where things can be left or picked up
        +the act of dropping something
        verb
        +let fall to the ground
        +to fall vertically
        +go down in value
        +fall or drop to a lower place or level
        +terminate an association with
        +utter casually
        +stop pursuing or acting
        +leave or unload, especially of passengers or cargo;
        +cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow
        +lose (a game)
        +pay out
        +lower the pitch of (musical notes)
        +hang freely
        +stop associating with
        +let or cause to fall in drops
        +get rid of
        +leave undone or leave out
        +change from one level to another
        +grow worse
        +give birth; used for animals

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