🇬🇧 Drop meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A drop is a tiny, round bit of liquid, like water or juice, that is so small it looks like a little bead. Drops can hang from leaves after rain, fall from your eyes as tears, or drip from a faucet one little bit at a time.

I sneezed, and a drop of water flew out so fast it probably needed a plane ticket.

I felt a drop of rain on my hand, and my hair screamed, “Take cover!”

One drop of melted ice cream slid down my wrist and tried to escape into my sleeve.

I watched a drop of water race another drop down the window, and I cheered like it was a sports game.

If you stacked about 5,000 average drops of water together, you’d get around one cup—so your drink is basically a giant drop party.

A small boy sits under a green leaf. A drop falls on his hand. He sees one more drop hang from the leaf. A drop falls on his nose and he laughs. He puts a cup to catch the next drop. The drop drops into the cup and he smiles.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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