Drop in
/drɒp ɪn/B1
Intermediate
1. To visit someone without prior notice, often briefly and spontaneously.
- I decided to drop in on my friend after work.
- Feel free to drop in anytime you're nearby.
2. To casually attend or participate in something, such as a meeting or event, without formal invitation or scheduling.
- You can drop in on the yoga class whenever you have time.
- They let employees drop in on the management meeting for feedback sessions.
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