drop 美 [drɑp]英 [drɒp]
n.滴；水珠；少量；微量 v.使落下；（故意）降下；累倒；累垮、丢弃；掉下；删除
复数：drops 现在分词：dropping 过去式：dropped
用法：
drop the ball 犯错；处理失当
drop a brick/clanger失言伤人；出言不慎
drop dead暴死；突然死去；猝死
drop sb in it（尤指因泄露秘密）使尴尬，使狼狈不堪
drop names提及自己认识或见过的名人以抬高身价
drop your bundle突然发蒙；失态
let sb/sth drop不再提起；
例句：
1.Analysts say the steep drop shows how much of this year's rise has been fuelled by bank loans channelled into speculative activity.
分析师表示，股市大幅下跌表明，今年股市的上涨在很大程度上是由流入投机活动的银行贷款拉动的。
2.Don'tjust drop in a solution or technology; instead, carefully plan and evaluate the consequences of every decision you make.
不要简单地采用一种解决方案或者技术，相反，要仔细地规划和评估每个决策带来的后果。
3.If you run into a buddy on the street for five seconds, tell him that you're going to be a Dan's place later if he wants to drop by.
如果你在街上遇到一个好朋友，告诉他们你过后要去丹广场看他们是否也愿去拜访。
4.Willie's reallyweary. How much dew would a dewdrop drop if a dewdrop could drop dew ?
露水是由多少露珠滴落汇成的，如果露珠可以汇成露水的话？。