Idioms
drive at (something)
to intend or mean to say something
I do not know what the man was driving at in his speech.
drive up (a price)
drive up to (someone or something)
driving force behind (someone or something)
drop (someone) a line
drop a bombshell
drop a hint
drop around
drop back
drop by
drop by the wayside
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a matter of life and death
when the time is ripe
pay homage to (someone)
go off
blow one's stack
stop short of (doing something)
precious few/little
leap to conclusions
pay one's dues
when the chips are down
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A jogger's heel strikes the ground 1,500 times per mile.
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