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8 Great Phrases with Drop - Business English Vocabulary
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Learn 8 very useful phrases with the word drop in this short Business English vocabulary lesson. Repeat the example sentences with me to practise your speaking skills and feel more confident.
The phrases in this lesson:
1. drop everything - when you drop everything, you immediately stop what you’re doing so you can do something else (often used for emergencies)
- When our best client made such a big complaint, the CEO dropped everything and paid them a visit.
2. drop an idea/drop a plan – decide not to continue with an idea or plan
- We didn’t have enough resources for the project so the idea was dropped.
- The company has dropped its plan to build a new factory.
3. drop it/drop the subject – to stop talking about something, especially because it’s annoying
- Will you just drop it! I don’t want to talk about it anymore!
- We can’t agree on this, so maybe we should drop the subject.
4. drop a hint – to suggest something without saying it directly
- The boss didn’t tell me directly that I could lead the next project, but he did drop a few hints.
5. drop a bombshell - to suddenly tell someone a shocking piece of news
- At the start of the meeting the CEO dropped a bombshell; he told us that he was leaving the company.
6. drop somebody in it - to say or do something that gets someone else into trouble
- Why did you tell the boss about that mistake I made? You really dropped me in it!
7. drop in business –when a company’s turnover decreases; when they sell less products or services than usual
- A lot of companies have had a drop in business due to the coronavirus
8. drop prices – to reduce or lower prices
- The competition is dropping their prices, so we have to do something.
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Intro music: Far Away by MK2
Background music: Honey and Milk by The 126ers
The phrases in this lesson:
1. drop everything - when you drop everything, you immediately stop what you’re doing so you can do something else (often used for emergencies)
- When our best client made such a big complaint, the CEO dropped everything and paid them a visit.
2. drop an idea/drop a plan – decide not to continue with an idea or plan
- We didn’t have enough resources for the project so the idea was dropped.
- The company has dropped its plan to build a new factory.
3. drop it/drop the subject – to stop talking about something, especially because it’s annoying
- Will you just drop it! I don’t want to talk about it anymore!
- We can’t agree on this, so maybe we should drop the subject.
4. drop a hint – to suggest something without saying it directly
- The boss didn’t tell me directly that I could lead the next project, but he did drop a few hints.
5. drop a bombshell - to suddenly tell someone a shocking piece of news
- At the start of the meeting the CEO dropped a bombshell; he told us that he was leaving the company.
6. drop somebody in it - to say or do something that gets someone else into trouble
- Why did you tell the boss about that mistake I made? You really dropped me in it!
7. drop in business –when a company’s turnover decreases; when they sell less products or services than usual
- A lot of companies have had a drop in business due to the coronavirus
8. drop prices – to reduce or lower prices
- The competition is dropping their prices, so we have to do something.
Want to learn more Business English?
Join my email list and get my FREE VOCABULARY EMAIL every 2 weeks:
Find out more about me:
Visit me on Social Media:
Music credits:
Intro music: Far Away by MK2
Background music: Honey and Milk by The 126ers
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