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Meanings of drop off in English
Change from a waking to a sleeping state.
Synonyms
Examples for "fall asleep"
Examples for "fall asleep"
1
A very long time passed before she was able to fall asleep.
2
Will's grandfather used to tell him stories to help him fall asleep.
3
They work in the fields and they fall asleep tired and content.
4
You don't really think I'll be able to fall asleep, do you?
5
No way would I fall asleep on the way down to Florida.
1
At the moment, he sits on his bike finessing dope off some sixteen-year-old junkie named Josh who lifts weights and has a trendy short haircut.
2
Just lying around in your room doping off?
1
After all the stuff you've been through, don't flake out now.
2
Tom and I eat lunch and flake out on the ledge.
3
You flake out again and I'll snatch your bars so fast it'll make your head spin.
4
Don't flake out on me this time.
5
I won't flake out on you again.
1
The ship did not just drift off course, it started to sink.
2
He'd drift off after a while, content, even happy for her presence.
3
As he began to drift off, Gerrod thought he heard someone chuckle.
4
I drift off to sleep, carried by the sound of distant conversations.
5
I would drift off, then feel jolts of pain through my arms.
1
Unthinkably, given the proximity of farting strangers, I start to nod off.
2
Actually, Hype was too long, and I had begun to nod off.
3
Knowing how difficult his night would be, I let him nod off.
4
Two hours later, he realized that he was going to nod off.
5
Sean was so anxious and desperate for sleep, she couldn't nod off.
1
Then the door closed, and Mrs. Baxter instantly began to doze off.
2
And drink a little of that beef broth before you doze off.
3
Every time they doze off they'll be falling and they'll wake up!
4
And then, a few minutes later, she started to doze off.
5
I was just beginning to doze off when I heard some tiny sounds.
1
After turning loose my search program, I drowse off.
2
He was inclined to drowse off to sleep in the middle of these tasks, a habit which both irritated and frightened his young teacher.
3
Fatigue bore so heavily upon Becky that she drowsed off to sleep.
4
As I was drowsing off again, she spoke very gently to me.
5
After this he drowsed off again into a half torpor of sleep and exhaustion.
Usage of drop off in English
1
Good young male-driven opening business this weekend looks to drop off rapidly.
2
Unfortunately once infection progresses to chronicity, treatment success rates drop off considerably.
3
She had decided to drop off the items on her way home.
4
The Swede and I hung upon the side-ladders, ready to drop off.
5
Then the fiery darts fizzle out, and the points drop off them.
6
Even so, I never drop off the game while he's at home.
7
They just cling to the outside for a while and drop off.
8
He would drop off, walk to the nearest station and catch No.
9
Then they did receive a letter which was a mailbox drop off.
10
I usually make up some nice little story until I drop off.
11
But he felt sure that Binhart would not drop off at Manila.
12
The cut off date for the card drop off is 9 December.
13
We will wait a day or two, and then drop off naturally.
14
He would then tuck in and drop off for anything flicked on.
15
You could drop off your bags at any church as a donation.
16
Why don't you just drop off the face of the planet, Daegan?
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Drop off through the time
Drop off across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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