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drop below

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drop below someone or something
to fall to a point lower than someone or something. The gunman dropped below the cowboy's hiding place and got ready to take a shot. The temperature dropped below the freezing point.
See also: below, drop


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Summary: The EURUSD reversal from the top of a short term channel is confirmed by a drop below an even shorter term trendline.
u Hibernating ground squirrels' blood temperature may drop below 32 degrees F, the temperature at which water freezes.
Temperatures were to drop below freezing last night and the start of November will feature a brisk, north-westerly wind and rain in parts of England and Wales tomorrow and Sunday.
 
 
 
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