drops, dropped, dropping
to drop in
phrasal verbC
Visit someone briefly or unexpectedly
- 1I might drop in on my friend after work.
- 2Feel free to drop in anytime you're in the neighborhood.
To drop in means to visit someone without planning ahead. It's like stopping by a friend's house for a quick chat or to say hello. It's a casual visit that is usually short and unplanned.
Remember, when you drop in on someone, it's polite to call or text ahead if possible. This shows respect for their time and allows them to prepare for your visit.
at a shop
A Surprise Visit
Betty
Hi Susan! I didn't expect to see you here.
Susan
Hey Betty! I just thought I'd drop in while I was in the area.
Betty
I'm glad you did. It's always nice to see a friendly face.
Susan
Absolutely! I love catching up with you.
at a live performance
Unexpected Encounter at the Show
Edward
Hey Kimberly, I didn't expect to see you here!
Kimberly
I thought I'd drop in and catch the opening act.
Edward
That's great! It's always nice to have some company.
Kimberly
Absolutely, it's good to see you too!
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Similar to "to drop in":
- 1stop by
- 2come over