drops, dropped, dropping
to drop off
phrasal verb
To deliver someone or something to a place
- 1I will drop off the package at your house.
- 2She dropped off the kids at school.
To drop off means to take someone or something to a specific location and leave them there. It is like giving a ride to someone or delivering a package to a certain place. For example, a parent might drop off their child at school in the morning.
Remember, "drop off" is often used for quick stops, like dropping off a friend at the airport. It's not for staying with them or waiting around. Keep it short and sweet!
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at the mailing center
A Quick Errand
Kenneth
Hey Laura, can you help me with something?
Laura
Sure, what do you need?
Kenneth
I need to drop off this package before noon.
Laura
No problem, I can take care of that for you.
at a hair salon
A Timely Favor
James
Hey Donna, can you drop off this package at the front desk for me?
Donna
Sure, I can do that on my way out.
James
Thanks, it needs to be there by noon.
Donna
No problem, I'll make sure it gets there on time.
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Similar to "to drop off":
- 1deliver
- 2leave
- 3deposit