How is the word dejar caer translated from Spanish to English

Soltar algo de la mano para que caiga.

To let something fall from your hand.

verb
English translation
drop

Examples with “dejar caer”

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  • No dejes caer el vaso. Don't drop the glass.

  • Una gota de lluvia me dio en la cara. A drop of rain hit my face.

  • Hubo una caída brusca de las ventas. There was a sharp drop in sales.

  • Deja caer el móvil casi cada semana. She drops her phone almost every week.

  • Añade dos gotas de vainilla a la masa. Add two drops of vanilla to the batter.

  • ¿Has notado la caída de la temperatura? Have you noticed the drop in temperature?

  • ¿Dejaste caer algo debajo de la mesa? Did you drop something under the table?

  • No queda ni una gota de leche. There isn't a drop of milk left.

  • La caída de los precios ayudó a las tiendas pequeñas. The drop in prices helped small shops.

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FAQ about “dejar caer”

How is “dejar caer” translated from Spanish?
“dejar caer” translates into English as “drop”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dejar caer” mean?
Meaning of “dejar caer”: Soltar algo de la mano para que caiga. In English — “drop”.
What part of speech is “dejar caer”?
“dejar caer” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “dejar caer”?
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