英语词汇trip怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ trip /ˈtrɪp/ noun

plural trips

¹ trip

/ˈtrɪp/

noun

plural trips

Learner's definition of TRIP

[count]

a : a journey to a place旅行；旅游

They got back from their trip yesterday.他们昨天旅行回来了。
a trip around the world环球旅行
How was your trip?你的旅行怎么样？
a day trip [=a journey in which you go to visit a place and then return to your home on the same day]一日游
She is away on a business trip. [=she is traveling as part of her work]她在外出差。

— often + to

She took a trip to Europe.她去欧洲旅游了。

— see also field trip, road trip, round trip

b : a short journey to a store, business, office, etc., for a particular purpose出门；出行 — usually + to

He made a trip to the dentist.他去看牙医了。
I need to make a quick trip to the store for milk and eggs.我得赶紧去趟商店，买牛奶和鸡蛋。

[count] informal : the experience of strange mental effects (such as seeing things that are not real) that is produced by taking a very powerful drug (such as LSD)（服用毒品后所产生的）幻觉

He was on an acid trip.他服用迷幻药产生了幻觉。

[count] : an act of falling or nearly falling that is caused by accidentally hitting your foot on something as you are walking or running绊；绊倒

an ankle injury caused by a trip因绊了一下而脚踝受伤

[singular] US, informal + somewhat old-fashioned : an exciting or unusual experience or person令人兴奋的经历（或人）；不同寻常的经历（或人）

The party was quite a trip.这个派对相当令人兴奋。
His mother is a trip.他的母亲是个不同寻常的人。

[count] : an experience or activity that is like a journey一段体验

He's on a nostalgia trip. [=he is thinking about the past a lot]他正沉浸在怀旧之情中。

— see also ego trip, guilt trip, power trip

² trip /ˈtrɪp/ verb

trips; tripped; tripping

² trip

/ˈtrɪp/

verb

trips; tripped; tripping

Learner's definition of TRIP

a [no object] : to hit your foot against something while you are walking or running so that you fall or almost fall绊；绊倒

Be careful. Don't trip.小心点儿，别绊倒了。

— often + on or over

He tripped [=stumbled] over the curb.他在马路牙子上绊了一下。
She tripped on the stairs and almost fell.她在楼梯上绊了一下，差点摔下来。

b [+ object] : to cause (someone who is walking or running) to fall or almost fall将…绊倒；使…跌倒

He deliberately tried to trip me.他故意要绊倒我。

— often + up

He got tripped up by the wires on the floor.他被地板上的电线绊倒了。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] literary : to dance or walk with light, quick steps轻快地跳舞；轻快地走

The dancers tripped off the stage.舞蹈演员们轻快地走下了舞台。

[+ object] : to cause (something, such as an alarm or a switch) to be turned on often in an accidental way（不小心）碰开，碰响

Burglars smashed in the window and tripped [=set off] the alarm.窃贼们破窗而入，触动了报警器。
She tripped [=threw] the switch.她不小心触动了开关。

[no object] informal : to experience strange mental effects (such as seeing things that are not real) after taking a very powerful drug (such as LSD)（服用毒品后）产生幻觉 — often + on

They were tripping on acid.他们服用致幻药后产生了幻觉。

trip off the tongue

— see ¹tongue

trip the light fantastic

informal + old-fashioned

: dance

They were tripping the light fantastic all night.他们一整晚都在跳舞。

trip up

[phrasal verb]

trip up (someone) or trip (someone) up

: to cause (someone) to make a mistake使（某人）犯错

He tried to trip up the cashier as she counted his change.他试图让收银员在找他钱时出错。

— see also ²trip 1b (above)

单词	trip
释义	trip (verb) trip 11 ENTRIES FOUND: trip (noun) trip (verb) ego trip (noun) field trip (noun) guilt trip (noun) power trip (noun) road trip (noun) round trip (noun) fantastic (adjective) light (noun) tongue (noun) ¹ trip /ˈtrɪp/ noun plural trips ¹ trip /ˈtrɪp/ noun plural trips Learner's definition of TRIP 1 [count] a : a journey to a place旅行；旅游 They got back from their trip yesterday.他们昨天旅行回来了。 a trip around the world环球旅行 How was your trip?你的旅行怎么样？ a day trip [=a journey in which you go to visit a place and then return to your home on the same day]一日游 She is away on a business trip. [=she is traveling as part of her work]她在外出差。 — often + to She took a trip to Europe.她去欧洲旅游了。 — see also field trip, road trip, round trip b : a short journey to a store, business, office, etc., for a particular purpose出门；出行 — usually + to He made a trip to the dentist.他去看牙医了。 I need to make a quick trip to the store for milk and eggs.我得赶紧去趟商店，买牛奶和鸡蛋。 2 [count] informal : the experience of strange mental effects (such as seeing things that are not real) that is produced by taking a very powerful drug (such as LSD)（服用毒品后所产生的）幻觉 He was on an acid trip.他服用迷幻药产生了幻觉。 3 [count] : an act of falling or nearly falling that is caused by accidentally hitting your foot on something as you are walking or running绊；绊倒 an ankle injury caused by a trip因绊了一下而脚踝受伤 4 [singular] US, informal + somewhat old-fashioned : an exciting or unusual experience or person令人兴奋的经历（或人）；不同寻常的经历（或人） The party was quite a trip.这个派对相当令人兴奋。 His mother is a trip.他的母亲是个不同寻常的人。 5 [count] : an experience or activity that is like a journey一段体验 He's on a nostalgia trip. [=he is thinking about the past a lot]他正沉浸在怀旧之情中。 — see also ego trip, guilt trip, power trip ² trip /ˈtrɪp/ verb trips; tripped; tripping ² trip /ˈtrɪp/ verb trips; tripped; tripping Learner's definition of TRIP 1 a [no object] : to hit your foot against something while you are walking or running so that you fall or almost fall绊；绊倒 Be careful. Don't trip.小心点儿，别绊倒了。 — often + on or over He tripped [=stumbled] over the curb.他在马路牙子上绊了一下。 She tripped on the stairs and almost fell.她在楼梯上绊了一下，差点摔下来。 b [+ object] : to cause (someone who is walking or running) to fall or almost fall将…绊倒；使…跌倒 He deliberately tried to trip me.他故意要绊倒我。 — often + up He got tripped up by the wires on the floor.他被地板上的电线绊倒了。 2 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] literary : to dance or walk with light, quick steps轻快地跳舞；轻快地走 The dancers tripped off the stage.舞蹈演员们轻快地走下了舞台。 3 [+ object] : to cause (something, such as an alarm or a switch) to be turned on often in an accidental way（不小心）碰开，碰响 Burglars smashed in the window and tripped [=set off] the alarm.窃贼们破窗而入，触动了报警器。 She tripped [=threw] the switch.她不小心触动了开关。 4 [no object] informal : to experience strange mental effects (such as seeing things that are not real) after taking a very powerful drug (such as LSD)（服用毒品后）产生幻觉 — often + on They were tripping on acid.他们服用致幻药后产生了幻觉。 trip off the tongue — see ¹tongue trip the light fantastic informal + old-fashioned : dance They were tripping the light fantastic all night.他们一整晚都在跳舞。 trip up [phrasal verb] trip up (someone) or trip (someone) up : to cause (someone) to make a mistake使（某人）犯错 He tried to trip up the cashier as she counted his change.他试图让收银员在找他钱时出错。 — see also ²trip 1b (above)
随便看	on firm footing on firm ground on firm ground/footing on first acquaintance on foot on form on for size on full alert on full lock on furlough on further acquaintance on general release on goal ongoing on good terms on guard on guard against on hand on heat on her left side on her return from on her shoulders on her trail on hiatus on high