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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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s important to dress warmly for the elements Especially in the Northern climate, where temperatures can drop below freezing for months, it?
Forecasters predicted that Hernan would likely drop below hurricane strength on Monday.
Percentage of financial executives from oil and gas companies who think that the price-per-barrel of crude oil will drop below $100 by the end of the year, according to the KPMG survey: 55
 
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