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Meanings of
drop back
in English
To lag or linger behind.
trail
drag
drop behind
get behind
hang back
Synonyms
Examples for "
trail
"
trail
drag
drop behind
get behind
hang back
Examples for "
trail
"
1
After high school graduation, however, many students stop leaving a paper
trail
.
2
The muddy
trail
I had left ten days ago seemed quite undisturbed.
3
Look the wrong way too often and every
trail
may go cold.
4
Could he have left a
trail
by way of his sea charts?
5
Increases in deaths tend to
trail
spikes new infections by several weeks.
1
Industry will probably be less of a
drag
this year, Lozano said.
2
Such requirements can
drag
out rule proposals for months, or even years.
3
They
drag
the river for days but of course nothing comes up.
4
Those in the bows leant over to
drag
in the young lord.
5
Here's another real world example: the
drag
-
and
-
drop
Ajax interface in Yahoo Sports.
1
I tried to
drop
behind
,
but found it impossible in the press.
2
I managed to
drop
behind
in order to give her an opportunity.
3
He found himself very glad to
drop
behind
into the beaten trail.
4
You must take care to see that men do not
drop
behind
.
5
When men do not consciously compete with others, they inevitably
drop
behind
.
1
Supporters said the result showed the party should now
get
behind
her.
2
The Tongan community should continue to
get
behind
his team, Woolf said.
3
GDPR is one example of EU governance we should all
get
behind
.
4
He did urge Americans to
get
behind
a push for energy legislation.
5
Which is something that she certainly supported and certainly would
get
behind
.
1
She had to
hang
back
and see how this situation played out.
2
She knew I wouldn't
hang
back
,
not now I'd come so far.
3
Let's
hang
back
until he's gone and see if the kid's home.
4
I
hang
back
and wait, trying not to get in the way.
5
Spurred by Darwin's writing, he resolved not to
hang
back
any longer.
Usage of
drop back
in English
1
Should he
drop
back
to ordinary level and reassess his course expectations?
2
Spanish and Italian bond yields continue to
drop
back
from yesterday's levels.
3
And the
drop
back
to reality this time would be a killer.
4
Nicodemus let the shaggy head
drop
back
into the bunk, and rose.
5
She had a tendency to
drop
back
down faster than he did.
6
Eric would
drop
back
to sleep if I didn't keep him awake.
7
He didn't
drop
back
to the floor beside the chair he'd occupied.
8
I wonder if I could
drop
back
here somewhere about eleven o'clock.
9
Surely you're not suggesting that I
drop
back
into the laboring classes!
10
Tiger Woods double-bogeyed the opening hole to
drop
back
to level par.
11
I
drop
back
to the dirt through the first hole I see.
12
Life takes over and morning runs
drop
back
down the list of priorities.
13
Forecasters expected temperatures to
drop
back
below zero within a week.
14
He quickly ordered his men to
drop
back
into the woods.
15
Standish unchained them, and I let them
drop
back
down against my thighs.
16
I shrugged, and let the receiver
drop
back
on the cradle.
Other examples for "drop back"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
drop
back
drop
Verb
Adverb
Drop back
through the time
Drop back
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common