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AliSaeed Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Drop into?

Hi

I saw this sentence in a story,

"Mrs. Fink had dropped into Mrs. Cassidy's flat one flight below"

so, that what does "dropped into" mean?
and "one flight below"?

thanks Emotion: smile
  

Top answer

Drop in - stop by for a short, informal visit. One flight below - one flight of stairs lower. On a lower story.

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  • Drop in - stop by for a short, informal visit.
  • One flight below - one flight of stairs lower.
  • On a lower story.
  • If Mrs.
  • Cassidy lives on the second floor, Mrs.
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Drop in - stop by for a short, informal visit.

One flight below - one flight of stairs lower. On a lower story. If Mrs. Cassidy lives on the second floor, Mrs. Fink lives on the third.
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