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to drop someone off, to give a ride to; to let someone down, desert, give up, abandon, forsake (someone; a cause); [v.]
Kreyòl : lage
English : to drop someone off, to give a ride to; to let someone down, desert, give up, abandon, forsake (someone; a cause);
Français : déposer quelqu'un, le conduire ; laisser tomber quelqu'un, déserter, abandonner (quelqu'un ; une cause) ;
Español : dejar a alguien, llevar a; decepcionar a alguien, desertar, darse por vencido, abandonar, desamparar (alguien; una causa);
Português : deixar alguém, dar carona; decepcionar alguém, desertar, desistir, abandonar (alguém; uma causa);

cliff; drop; drop-off [n.]
Kreyòl : falèz
English : cliff; drop; drop-off
Français : falaise
Español : acantilado
Português : penhasco, falésia

to rebuff, to refuse to do someone. a favor; to put someone down, to deflate someone; to be unkind to [Ekspresyon]
Kreyòl : fè malonèt
English : to rebuff, to refuse to do someone. a favor; to put someone down, to deflate someone; to be unkind to
Français : repousser, refuser de faire quelqu'un. une faveur; rabaisser quelqu'un, ; être méchant [envers]
Español : Rechazar, negarse a hacer a alguien. un favor; menospreciar a alguien, desinflar a alguien; ser cruel con
Português : rejeitar, recusar fazer alguém. um favor; rebaixar alguém, desanimar alguém; ser cruel com

prank someone, to give a hoax, to dupe someone, to deceive. Ex: The store said there were big discounts, but prices never dropped; they tricked the customers. [eksp.]
Kreyòl : bay rèz
English : prank someone, to give a hoax, to dupe someone, to deceive. Ex: The store said there were big discounts, but prices never dropped; they tricked the customers.
Français : faire une farce à quelqu'un, faire un canular, duper quelqu'un, tromper. Ex. : Le magasin a annoncé de grosses réductions, mais les prix n'ont jamais baissé ; ils ont trompé les clients.
Español : gastar una broma, dar un engaño, embaucar a alguien, estafar. Ej: La tienda dijo que había grandes descuentos, pero los precios nunca bajaron; engañaron a los clientes.
Português : pregar uma peça em alguém, dar uma pegadinha, enganar alguém, iludir. Ex: A loja disse que havia grandes descontos, mas os preços nunca baixaram; eles enganaram os clientes.

to give up, admit defeat; to come down (off one's high horse); to cool off; to take it easy, keep cool; to retract, pull back; to back out of a promise, back down [v.]
Kreyòl : bat ba
English : to give up, admit defeat; to come down (off one's high horse); to cool off; to take it easy, keep cool; to retract, pull back; to back out of a promise, back down
Français : abandonner, admettre sa défaite
Español : rendirse, admitir la derrota; bajar (de la posición alta); refrescarse; para tomárselo con calma, manténgase fresco; retraerse, retroceder; retroceder en una promesa, retroceder
Português : desistir, admitir a derrota; descer (do cavalo alto); para se refrescar; para ter calma, mantenha a calma; retrair, recuar; desistir de uma promessa, recuar

to give odds, to give a head start, to give an advantage [fraz vèb]
Kreyòl : bay gabèl
English : to give odds, to give a head start, to give an advantage
Français : donner des chances, donner une longueur d'avance, donner un avantage
Español : dar probabilidades, dar ventaja
Português : dar chances, dar uma vantagem

drop : Ex: Please don’t drop the eggs! Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : gout
English : drop : Ex: Please don’t drop the eggs!
Français : drop : Ex : S'il vous plaît, ne laissez pas tomber les œufs !
Español : soltar: Ej: ¡Por favor, no dejes caer los huevos!
Português : drop: Ex: Por favor, não deixe cair os ovos!

drop-out ( of school) : Ex : He made the difficult decision to drop out of school.
Kreyòl : abandone lekòl
English : drop-out ( of school) : Ex : He made the difficult decision to drop out of school.
Français : abandon scolaire (de l'école) : Ex : Il a pris la décision difficile d'abandonner l'école.
Español : abandono (de la escuela): Ej: Tomó la difícil decisión de abandonar la escuela.
Português : abandono escolar: Ex: Ele tomou a difícil decisão de abandonar a escola.

drop someone a line [fraz]
Kreyòl : fè de ling
English : drop someone a line
Français : déposer quelqu'un une ligne
Español : deje caer alguien una línea
Português : deixe uma mensagem para alguém

drop someone a line [fraz]
Kreyòl : fè de mo
English : drop someone a line
Français : déposer quelqu'un une ligne
Español : deje caer alguien una línea
Português : deixe uma mensagem para alguém

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