Visitar a alguien de forma informal y sin avisar.
To visit someone casually without prior arrangement.
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Puede que me pase luego si estoy libre. — I might drop in later if I'm free.
Hubo una caída importante de las ventas este trimestre. — There was a significant drop in sales this quarter.
¿Pensabas pasarte hoy por su casa? — Did you plan to drop in at her place today?
¿Notaste la caída de temperatura de anoche? — Did you notice the drop in temperature last night?
Pásate cuando quieras, eres bienvenido. — Please feel welcome to drop in anytime.
Tuvimos una caída de asistencia en la reunión. — We experienced a drop in attendance for the meeting.
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