Collocations with "drop"

A small amount of liquid flavouring, often used in recipes.

To stop making an objection.

standards become lower

To stop studying a subject.

to stop a legal case against someone

the wind suddenly becomes weaker or stops

a small amount of sweat falling

to release a flare from above, e.g., from an aircraft

to drop leaflets from an aircraft

To let go of the receiver, often accidentally.

To let go of a suitcase so that it falls to the ground.

A very small amount of urine.

Describes a sudden or noticeable decrease in the yield.

A very small amount of alcohol.

The level of humidity becomes lower.

To quickly lower a sail.

to let a briefcase fall, intentionally or accidentally

Used to describe a rapid and steep fall or decrease, often in value, numbers, or physical position.

a very small amount of whisky

To stop demanding something, often in a more informal context.

Specifically refers to releasing a torpedo from an aircraft into the water.