French · to fall
Forget it.
Let it go!
Let it go!
Leave it.
Let's drop it.
Let go.
Now I'm done for.
He dropped it.
Drop it!
Drop it!
Drop those pigs!
I almost fell.
Stop studying!
She almost fell.
It's threatening to rain.
The rain began to fall.
She is going to be in for a great surprise.
Can I take my jacket off?
How long will this rain go on?
It was so still that you would have heard a pin drop.
The snow stopped falling.
He dropped a vase.
She was watching the dead leaves falling.
You dropped your pencil.
You dropped your pencil.
Autumn came and the leaves started to fall.
All of a sudden it started raining.
Autumn came and the leaves started to fall.
You should really lay off that. It'll ruin your health.
I almost dropped the plates.
Falling in love makes me blue.
Tom slipped and nearly fell.
We'll topple this dictatorship.
I carelessly dropped a vase.
In all probability, the cabinet will fall.
She's been dropping some not-so-subtle hints about what she would like for Christmas.
Ah, crap. I dropped my doohickey into the sink.
Tom can't turn Mary down.
Mary was attempting to push the words toward the other end of the sentence in order to dump Tom.
The first projection is coming up in a minute.
A heavy rain began to fall.
Have you ever seen it hail?
Pat sneezed the napkin off the table.
Without your encouragement, I would have given up this plan.
Without your encouragement, I would have given up this plan.
He's dropped his dummy.
A large cask of wine had been dropped and broken, in the street.
He dropped the anchovies.
He dropped his paddle.
The typhoon knocked down a tree in my yard.