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drop off (v. intr.)
1.change from a waking to a sleeping state"he always falls asleep during lectures"
2.fall or diminish"The number of students in this course dropped off after the first test"
3.get worse"My grades are slipping"
4.retreat
5.(figurative)go down in value"Stock prices dropped"
drop-off (n.)
1.a change downward"there was a decrease in his temperature as the fever subsided" "there was a sharp drop-off in sales"
2.a steep high face of rock"he stood on a high cliff overlooking the town" "a steep drop"
3.a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality"the team went into a slump" "a gradual slack in output" "a drop-off in attendance" "a falloff in quality"
drop off
1.come to be detached"His retina detached and he had to be rushed into surgery"
2.leave or unload"unload the cargo" "drop off the passengers at the hotel"
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⇨ definición de Drop Off (Wikipedia)
drop off (v.)
abate, decline, diminish, doze, doze off, drift off, drift off to sleep, drop, drop off to sleep, drowse, fall, fall asleep, fall off, go to sleep, lessen, nap, nod off, slacken, slumber, subside
drop off (v. intr.)
abate, dope off, doze off, drift off, drift off to sleep, drop away, drop off to sleep, drowse off, fall asleep, fall away, fall back, fall behind, flake out, go to sleep, lose, make drowsy, nod off, recede, slip
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drop off (v. intr.)
↘ bechance, become, befall, doze, happen, slippage ↗ humble, lowly, menial ≠ advance, arouse, awake, awaken, come alive, gain, gain ground, get ahead, make headway, pull ahead, rouse, wake, waken, wake up, win
drop-off (n.)
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deliver, deliver up, supply, surrender[Hyper.]
drop, entrepôt, stockroom[Dérivé]
drop off (v. intr.) [figurative]
decline, go down, wane[Hyper.]
humble, lowly, menial[Devenir+Attrib.]
dip, drop, fall, free fall[Dérivé]
drop off (v. intr.)
effectuer une action sur soi (fr)[Classe...]
(nightclothes; nightwear; sleepwear)[termes liés]
drop off (v. intr.)
drop off (v. intr.)
decline, worsen[Hyper.]
slippage - drop-off, falling off, falloff, slack, slump[Dérivé]
drop off (v. intr.)
drop-off (n.)
weakening; debilitation; enervation; enfeeblement; exhaustion[Classe]
amoindrir (fr)[Nominalisation]
alteration, change, modification[Hyper.]
abate, decrease, diminish, fall, fall off, lessen, shorten - abate, drop off - curtail, cut back, cut back on, cut down, cut down on, decrease, decrease by, diminish, lessen, minify, minimise, minimize, reduce, skimp, skimp on, stint, stint on[Dérivé]
augmentation, enlargement, increase, multiplication, rise[Ant.]
drop-off (n.)
abaissement de terrain (fr)[Classe]
variation de niveau, d'altitude (fr)[Classe]
pente raide d'un relief (fr)[Classe]
(mountain)[termes liés]
(lock; sluice; sluiceway; penstock)[termes liés]
formation, geological formation[Hyper.]
drop-off (n.)
coarsening, declension, decline in quality, deterioration, harshening, worsening[Hyper.]
come down, fall away, fall off - drop away, drop off, fall away, slip - abate, slack, slake - fall off, sink, slump - slack, slacken, slow, slow down, slow up - relax, slack, slacken, slack up, take it easy[Dérivé]
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