Summary
drop {noun}
druppel · drop · lik · waterdruppel · val · kluts · snoepje · bolletje
to drop {verb}
verminderen · verflauwen · afnemen · slinken · tanen · storten · dalen · wippen · afvallen · kappen · verwijderen · laten vallen · gaan liggen · uitstoten · vallen · neervallen · verschieten · vellen · neervellen · achterwege laten · weglaten · seponeren
drop {noun}
drop · drip · liquorice · licorice
English-Dutch translation for "drop"
"drop" Dutch translation
drop {noun}
The proposal deserves our support, but it is only a drop in an ocean of needs.
Every drop of the river...... is hot, melted chocolate of the finest quality.
We are already doing this, though our efforts are a mere drop in the ocean.
With every drop of water you drink, every breath you take, you're connected to the sea.
A single drop of seawater could contain 160 different types of microbes.
But you know, a lot of people dropped out, the trial, there is too much drop out.
When we landed on the drop-zone, everything had changed.
Dropping last man.
drop {noun} (also: drop of water)
drop of water
It's called "Drop Dead Healthy."
Feel free to drop in.
Hey, drop dead, Corporal.
to drop {verb}
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to abridge, to abate, to fall, to decline)
Mr Angelilli commented that we should take steps from Community level to bring about a gradual drop in tax pressure.
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to abate, to fall, to diminish, to weaken)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to remove the cloth, to take away, to abate, to abstract)
When stocks decline, it is because there is a drop in supply and an increase in demand.
If that were the case, the use of harmful substances would drop.
Some states – such as Italy, Austria, Germany and Greece – would see their populations drop by around a quarter.
The level of unemployment should start to drop, sadly not far enough, from 10.7 % in 1997 to 10.3 % in 1998.
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to shrivel up, to abate, to decrease, to shrink)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to tan, to abate, to fall, to fade)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to pay, to pour out, to scatter, to dump)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to decrease, to decline, to land, to wane)
And I stayed inside of that water tank hoping my core temperature would start to drop.
So if sales start to drop, then the person can identify the problem and address the issue.
When parallel imports from third countries are allowed, the prices of trade mark products drop.
The collapse of the market and the collapse of consumer confidence due to BSE has caused a huge income drop for farmers.
That drops the value of it, suggesting that that's one reason why we like it.
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to leap, to balance, to overthrow, to have sex)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to secede, to lose in weight, to lose flesh, to fall off)
(Laughter) I had to drop 50 pounds in three months.
to drop out
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to overthrow, to hack, to do, to cut)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to eliminate, to remove, to get rid of, to do away with)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to down)
You could drop an atom bomb on a city, and 30 years later it's surviving.
I therefore hope that colleagues can drop their last remaining objections to this proposal.
For example, in Sweden, crows will wait for fishermen to drop lines through holes in the ice.
to drop the ball
to drop a matter
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb}
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb}
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to fall, to cascade, to trip)
You could drop an atom bomb on a city, and 30 years later it's surviving.
Though I enjoyed watching your jaws drop, drop, drop, until you got it.
I therefore hope that colleagues can drop their last remaining objections to this proposal.
I don't know whether to, you know, drop to my knees, cry; I don't know what I think.
He's going to pick up a grape -- he didn't drop it, he didn't break it -- and he's going to eat it.
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to fall, to crash, to plump)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to fade, to fall)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to skin, to lower, to flay, to overthrow)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to overthrow)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to omit)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to leave out, to release, to omit, to overlook)
The Commission also wants to drop the excessively strict legal conditions in the area of contractual content.
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (also: to dismiss, to leave)
drop {noun}
But you know, a lot of people dropped out, the trial, there is too much drop out.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "drop":
© Princeton Universitydevolve · deteriorate · degenerate · knock off · flatten · neglect · pretermit · omit · miss · leave out · overlook · overleap · fell · strike down · cut down · drop off · set down · put down · unload · discharge
Usage examples
Usage examples for "drop" in Dutch
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