When you take things or people to another place and leave them there, you drop them off.
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1. To fall or diminish
2. When a business's sales, the occurrence of some event, or the interest some people have in something declines, it drops off.
3. When the level of the ground declines steeply, it drops off.
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1. A very steep or perpendicular descent
2. A marked dwindling or decline
3. The act or an instance of making a usually brief deposit or delivery
4. Something that has been dropped off is a drop-off. The place where something or someone is dropped off is a drop-off point, drop off window, and soon.
5. A decline in a business's sales, in the occurrence of an event, or in the interest some people have in something, is a drop-off.
6. A steep decline in the level of the ground is a drop-off.
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