"drop on knowledge"?
is there a saying"drop on some knowledge"?i think i heard it from a movie.if there is,how to use it,does it mean a good way?i found the source of this saying,in a tv series"priviledge",the whole sentence is "she's making a mistake,and it's like they don't even appreciate all the knowledge bomb i'm dropping on them." thanks for all your answers.
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knowledge bomb - a lot of knowledge
i think the use of "knowledge bomb" was a very creative way of making the speakers point
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it says: to drop a knowledge BOMB.
it is a figurative way of saying he's giving them knowledge like droping bombs charged with it.
Im not a native but i don't think that it is a good expression.
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I 've heared this one from my teacher... it means learn sth in an informal way...but it is strange...have I mistaken it for some words else? maybe pick up is the correct one?
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some meanings are based on the context.maybe you can check two or three sentences around that and get the answer.
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Do you mean that there has been a 'drop in knowledge'? A lot of teachers would say that because most students just write essays by copying and pasting information from the internet.
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