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Meanings of drop in in English
Usage of drop in in English
1
China has seen a sharp drop in the number of new infections.
2
Daegu and Gyeongbuk province have seen a drop in new case numbers.
3
Yet that drop in yield has dimmed government bonds' appeal, some say.
4
Consumers have enjoyed their first drop in electricity prices in 15 years.
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A new opinion poll shows a drop in support for Fianna Fáil.
6
It's taken a lot longer for the penny to drop in Government.
7
The bank said a drop in oil prices would benefit Indonesia, too.
8
Well, one reality of summer fitness is also a drop in power.
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On Thursday, the government reported another drop in new U.S. jobless claims.
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Yet prices have continued to drop in a record number of cities.
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Tesco TSCO.L reported a small drop in poultry meat sales this week.
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Then you might drop in in about two weeks; say Saturday morning.
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The church said anyone was welcome to drop in at any time.
14
Avuru said the performance had mirrored the drop in global oil prices.
15
Smoking and alcohol use have continued to drop in this age group.
16
The economy was in trouble before a steep drop in oil prices.
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Drop in through the time
Drop in across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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