drop off

US /drɑːp ɑːf/
UK /drɑːp ɑːf/
"drop off" picture
1.

to fall asleep

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I was so tired that I started to drop off during the movie.
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The baby usually drops off after her evening feeding.
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doze offnod offdrift off
2.

to take someone or something to a place and leave them there

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Can you drop me off at the corner?
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I need to drop off these packages at the post office.
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deliverdepositleave
3.

to decrease in amount, quality, or intensity

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Sales tend to drop off in the winter months.
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The number of visitors has dropped off significantly.
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declinedecreasefalllessenwaneslumpplummetdwindlerecedesubsidetail off
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dropdropsdrop bydrop indrop outdrop backdrop kick