drop off

to decrease.

• His customers dropped off.
• I think the wind's dropping off.
• Interest in the game has dropped off.
• Sales have dropped off at every big department store.
• His customers dropped off after the new supermarket opened for business.

to fall asleep.

• I wish I could drop off to sleep like that.
• I had gotten no sleep the night before, so I kept dropping off during the meeting.
• The hospital patient dropped off shortly after the doctor injected him with anesthesia.

to take something or someone to a place.

• I dropped them off at Kanda.
• I dropped Tom off at daycare.
• We'll drop Tom off on the way.
• We'll drop you off on the way.
• Tom dropped Mary off at school.
• I had to drop Tom off at school.
• I'll drop you off at the station.
• I dropped her off at the airport.
• Please drop me off at the station.
• I just have to drop this book off.
• She dropped me off at my apartment.
• Can you drop me off at the station?
• I'm going to drop you off downtown.
• Tom dropped Mary off at the station.
• Could you drop me off at the library?
• Tom dropped Mary off in front of John's.
• I can drop you off at the airport tonight.
• I had to drop something off at Tom's office.
• Can you drop me off at the station on your way home?
• I'm driving into town so I can drop you off on the way.
• My father is dropping me off at the airport along the way.
• Could you drop this package off at Tom's on your way home?
• I will drop off this package at the Jones' when I go to work.
• Tom drops his kids off at school on his way to work every day.
• Please drop off this package at the Jones' when you go to work.
• A delivery man is dropping off an arrangement of artificial flowers.
• I drop off my children at school every morning before going to work.
• Could you drop a package off at Tom's on your way to the post office?