Resumen
drop {sustantivo}
disminución · baja · gota · descenso · desnivel
to drop {verbo}
caer · dejar caer · decrecer · abatirse
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Traducción Inglés-Español para "drop"
"drop" en español
drop {sustantivo}
drop {sustantivo} (también: decrease, diminution)
In this way, it was hoped that taxes and pension premiums would drop.
The supply of beef would thus be limited in order to adapt to the drop in demand.
Any violations should be penalised by a drop in financial support.
If they have made this proposal, it is because there has been a clear drop in the number of people voting.
A corresponding drop in the I² statistics showed the remaining trials to be more homogeneous.
The Commission forecasts a drop in institutional prices and I insist on the term institutional.
When stocks decline, it is because there is a drop in supply and an increase in demand.
All the experts had predicted a steady drop in world cereal production from this Spring onwards.
Established in the name of sacrosanct competitiveness, these guidelines accentuate the drop in farm prices and will lead to further
On hearing that a drop of petrol costs nothing, he asks for a full tank.
Compared to the legislative machinery as a whole, it is only a drop in the ocean.
It is indeed the case that one can save a great deal drop by drop, perhaps even in financial terms.
Despite all this, Daphne is no more than a drop in the ocean.
Even that compromise is no kind of triumph, but rather no more than a drop in the ocean.
The drop in the structural funds for the current Member States I applaud.
In France, in particular, we are seeing a worrying drop in the number of researchers.
In some Member States we have seen that consumption drop up to 70 %.
In any case, it is not a matter of advocating a general drop in pay.
A lack of purchase power has also led to a drop in consumption.
to drop {verbo}
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (también: to fall down, to fall)
That is what you get when you drop shells on a busy street in Gaza.
They drop from their trapezes in turn or as a group, their falls halted only by the elastic around their waists.
Although the technical benefits of satellites would be an improvement, they would never manage to drop aid on each olive tree.
When you use Drag&Drop for a query, the query is copied when you let it drop over a query container.
Another essential point which in connection with the planned reforms must not be allowed to drop is the preservation of the rural Alpine
to drop [dropped|dropped] {vb} (también: to drop off)
Although the technical benefits of satellites would be an improvement, they would never manage to drop aid on each olive tree.
to drop off
If you remember the aid we saw being airlifted in and dropped to some of the Kurdish refugees from the air, it was not very successful.
For him, it is a glass bead game for political elites, institutional European navel-gazing – a phrase from Mr Blair, variations of which he continually drops in.
to drop [dropped|dropped] {v.t.} (también: to fall, to wane, to decrease, to diminish)
to drop [dropped|dropped] {v.intr.} (también: to be depressed)
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Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "drop":
© Princeton Universitydevolve · deteriorate · degenerate · knock off · flatten · neglect · pretermit · omit · miss · leave out · overlook · overleap · fell · strike down · cut down · drop off · set down · put down · unload · discharge
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Ejemplos de uso para "drop" en Español
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"drop" en español - Resultados en el foro
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