 | English  | German |  |
 | sheer {adj} [drop, rise] | 34 jäh [geh.] [steil] |  |
 | fin. stocks price {adj} [attr.] [e.g. action, drop, fluctuations, gain] | 14 Kurs- [z. B. Bewegung, Sturz, Schwankungen, Gewinn] |  |
 | comp. dropped {adj} {past-p} [database, drop table, etc.] | 8 gelöscht [Datenbank, Datentabelle usw.] |  |
Verbs |
 | to drop [fall, decrease, drop off] | 402 nachlassen [zurückgehen] |  |
 | to scrub sth. [drop, abandon] | 185 etw.Akk. einstampfen [ugs.] [abblasen, fallen lassen, aufgeben] |  |
 | to collapse [cave in (e.g. platform); also: drop suddenly in value (price or currency)] | 82 einbrechen [einstürzen (z. B. Tribüne); auch: stark im Wert fallen (Kurs od. Währung)] |  |
 | to cushion sth. [fall, drop] | 33 etw. bremsen [Fall] |  |
 | comm. spec. to discontinue [drop from product range] | 24 auslisten [aus dem Sortiment nehmen] |  |
 | to litter [drop or throw rubbish / trash without properly disposing of it] | Abfall (einfach) wegwerfen [auf Straße, Spielplatz etc.] |  |
Nouns |
 | drip [small drop] | 437 Tröpfchen {n} |  |
 | bead [drop] | 143 Tropfen {m} [bes. Tau, Schweiß etc.] |  |
 | fall [drop, reduction] | 137 Rückgang {m} |  |
 | gastr. [pasta in drop-shape with melted cheese and roasted onions] | 7 Kässpatzen {pl} [typisch Allgäu] |  |
 | [sudden drop in birthrates due to oral contraceptives] | Pillenknick {m} [ugs.] |  |
 | med. anterocollis [head drop] [anterior flexion of the neck] | Anterocollis {m} [Flexion der Halswirbelsäule, nach vorne] |  |
 | drip [small drop] | (kleiner) Tropfen {m} |  |
2 Words |
 | drop-dead {adj} [coll.] [extremely, e.g. drop-dead beautiful] | umwerfend [ugs.] |  |
 | to drop trou [Am.] [coll.] [to drop one's trousers] | die Hosen runterlassen [ugs.] [nicht fig.] [bes. öffentlich] |  |
 | to mic drop sth. [Am.] [coll.] [fig.] [rarely: mic-drop] [intentionally dropping a microphone after a speech or performance] | etw.Akk. mit einem Paukenschlag beenden [fig.] |  |
 | comm. destination (point) [of a delivery, drop-off] | Abgabestelle {f} |  |
 | sports drop-volley [also: drop volley] [tennis] | Flugball-Stop {m} [Tennis] |  |
 | educ. dropout risk [drop out from a course or program] | Abbruchrisiko {n} |  |
 | phys. pendant drop [drop shape analysis] | hängender Tropfen {m} |  |
 | phys. sessile drop [drop shape analysis] | liegender Tropfen {m} |  |
 | med. wrist-drop [also: wristdrop] [drop hand] | Parkbanklähmung {f} [ugs.] [Fallhand] |  |
3 Words |
 | drop by drop {adv} | tropfenweise |  |
 | to go all soft [fig.] [drop a pretense of toughness] | Samtpfötchen machen [fig.] |  |
 | phys. tech. height of fall [drop] | Fallhöhe {f} |  |
4 Words |
 | to add drop by drop | eintropfen |  |