Drop off
/ˈdrɒp ɒf/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To leave someone or something in a particular location, often by vehicle.
- I need to drop off the kids at school before I head to work.
- Can you drop me off at home after the party?
2. To fall asleep gradually or without intending to.
- I was so tired that I dropped off as soon as I sat on the couch.
- He dropped off during the movie because it was so late.
3. To decrease in level, amount, or number.
- Sales tend to drop off after the holiday season.
- Attendance at the concert dropped off significantly compared to last year.
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