drop by
visit briefly
To visit someone or somewhere for a short time, usually without planning ahead.
I might drop by your office after lunch if I have time.
"drop" — same verb, different meanings
Phrasal verbs built on "drop" — same verb, but the particle changes the meaning. Pick the one that fits.
drop
by
drop byTo visit someone or somewhere for a short time, usually without planning ahead.I might drop by your office after lunch if I have time.
off
drop offTo take someone or something to a place and leave them there, usually by car.Could you drop me off at the train station on your way to work?
out
drop outTo stop attending school, college, or a course before you have finished it.He decided to drop out of university after his first year.
drop off
take and leave
To take someone or something to a place and leave them there, usually by car.
Could you drop me off at the train station on your way to work?
drop out
leave school or a course early
To stop attending school, college, or a course before you have finished it.
He decided to drop out of university after his first year.