Sense: to visit someone casually and without being invited
I'll drop by at his house on my way home.
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 Afrikaans: inval |
 Arabic: يَزور |
 Bulgarian: посещавам |
 Brazilian: passar na casa de |
 Czech: zaskočit (někam) |
 German: zufällig besuchen |
 Danish: kigge ind; lægge vejen fo |
 Greek: περνώ για σύντομη επίσκεψ |
 Spanish: pasar por |
 Estonian: läbi astuma |
 Farsi: سر زدن به |
 Finnish: pistäytyä |
 French: passer voir |
 Hebrew: לְבָקֵר, “לִקפּוֹץ” |
 Hindi: बिना बुलावे के मिलने जाना |
 Croatian: svratiti |
 Hungarian: beugrik |
 Indonesian: singgah |
 Icelandic: líta inn, koma við |
 Italian: passare |
 Japanese: 立ち寄る |
 Korean: 잠깐 들러다 |
 Lithuanian: užeiti, užsukti |
 Latvian: apciemot; iegriezties |
 Malay: singgah |
 Dutch: aanlopen |
 Norwegian: stikke innom, komme forbi |
 Polish: wpaść do kogoś |
 Persian: نزد كسى رفتن بدون اينكه د |
 Pashto: يو چا ته ورتلل پرته له دې |
 Portuguese: passar na casa de |
 Romanian: a trece pe la |
 Russian: заходить без приглашения |
 Slovak: zaskočiť (niekam) |
 Slovenian: oglasiti se (pri kom) |
 Serbian: navratiti |
 Swedish: titta in |
 Thai: เยี่ยมเยียนอย่างไม่เป็นทา |
 Turkish: uğramak |
 Taiwanese: 順道拜訪 |
 Ukrainian: зайти |
 Urdu: گاہے گاہے آ کر مل جانا |
 Vietnamese: tạt vào thăm |
 Chinese: 临时访问，顺便走访 |
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