drop off

drop off

 

drop off

(to decrease, become less)

  • The number of children in the school has dropped off this year.
  • Sales have dropped off since last year.

informal (to take someone to a place by car, especially while you are driving somewhere else)

  • Can you drop the kids off at daycare on your way to work?
  • Let me drop you off on my way home. [Opposite: pick up]

informal (to fall asleep, especially without intending to)

  • The kid laid down and dropped off to sleep.
  • I dropped off and missed my flight.

 

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