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How do you say "drop proof"?

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How do you say "drop proof", like something that can't be dropped?

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updated Mar 6, 2011
posted by sftbllplya

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Hola, sftb,

I have never heard the expression: "drop proof"

Almost anything that can be lifted, can be dropped!

(I am assuming here we are not talking about buildings

or giant statues).

I am going to take a wild guess and say that you are

thinking "break proof" or "unbreakable".

That word in Spanish would be: Irrompible

I realize this may be wrong, in which case, could you

supply a little more detail?

Muchas gracias!

updated Mar 6, 2011
posted by NancyGrace
Thanks Nancy and yes irrompible will probably work for what I need! :) - sftbllplya, Mar 6, 2011
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Pegado al piso.

Lo que no se puede levantar.

updated Mar 6, 2011
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
But seriously, if something can be lifted, can it not be dropped even accidently? - 005faa61, Mar 6, 2011
Thanks and yes it can be dropped but it's for an advertisement project sort of thing :) - sftbllplya, Mar 6, 2011
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Uhh... ¿No se? cheese

updated Mar 6, 2011
posted by Vince_Peña