Definition of «dropping»

Dropping is an idiomatic expression that means to stop doing something or to discontinue a practice. It can also mean to leave something behind, such as leaving school or losing something valuable. In some contexts, dropping may refer to lowering something from a higher position to a lower one, like lowering a package off at the post office.

Usage examples

  1. I am dropping off my friend at the airport tomorrow morning.
  2. The temperature is dropping rapidly, so make sure to bundle up before going outside.
  3. The company announced that they will be dropping the prices of their products during the holiday season.
  4. I will be dropping by your house later in the day to return the book I borrowed.
  5. The doctor recommended dropping caffeine from my diet to improve my sleep quality.
  6. The students were surprised when the teacher announced that he would be dropping the final exam.
  7. I heard that the local supermarket is dropping their prices on fresh produce this weekend.
  8. The company is dropping their plans for expansion due to financial constraints.
  9. My phone battery is almost dead, it keeps dropping the signal.

Sentences with «dropping»

  • Someone who shorts a particular stock, on the other hand, can lose an unlimited amount of money if the stock should rise instead of drop in price. (financialtrading.com)
  • When melted, stir in drops of food coloring until desired color is achieved. (helpfulhomemade.com)
  • After all, is it really that diverse from dropping by in a club or bar and trying to look for a mate? (idateadvice.com)
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