trip

/trɪp/

daiktavardis

[C]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

a journey to a place and back, especially a short one

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

From Middle English trippen, probably from Old French triper, meaning “to dance or skip.”

Pavyzdžiai

We took a short trip to the coast.

/wi tʊk ə ʃɔrt trɪp tə ðə koʊst/

We took a short trip to the coast.

Her business trip lasted three days.

/hɝ ˈbɪznəs trɪp ˈlæstɪd θri deɪz/

Her business trip lasted three days.

Sinonimai

Dažni junginiai

take a trip

go on a trip

business trip

round trip

day trip

Sugeneruota DI

daiktavardis

[C]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

an act of catching one’s foot on something and stumbling or falling

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

From Middle English trippen, probably from Old French triper, meaning “to dance or skip.”

Pavyzdžiai

She had a bad trip on the stairs.

/ʃi hæd ə bæd trɪp ɑn ðə stɛrz/

She had a bad trip on the stairs.

Sinonimai

stumble

fall

slip

Dažni junginiai

have a trip

a bad trip

trip and fall

Sugeneruota DI

daiktavardis

[C]

neoficialus

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

an experience of hallucinations or altered perception caused by a drug

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

Extended from the sense “journey,” suggesting a mental or psychedelic journey.

Pavyzdžiai

He described the trip as frightening.

/hi dɪˈskraɪbd ðə trɪp əz ˈfraɪtənɪŋ/

He described the trip as frightening.

Sinonimai

high

hallucination

psychedelic experience

Dažni junginiai

bad trip

acid trip

psychedelic trip

Sugeneruota DI

veiksmažodis

[T, I]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

to catch one’s foot on something and stumble or fall; to make someone stumble or fall

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

From Middle English trippen, probably from Old French triper, meaning “to dance or skip.”

Pavyzdžiai

I tripped over a cable.

/aɪ trɪpt ˈoʊvɚ ə ˈkeɪbəl/

I tripped over a cable.

The loose rug tripped him.

/ðə lus rʌɡ trɪpt hɪm/

The loose rug tripped him.

Sinonimai

Antonimai

Dažni junginiai

trip over something

trip and fall

trip someone up

Sugeneruota DI

veiksmažodis

[T, I]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

to activate or release a switch, alarm, or mechanism, especially accidentally or automatically

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

Developed from the idea of causing something to move, release, or be set off suddenly.

Pavyzdžiai

The alarm trips if the door opens.

/ði əˈlɑrm trɪps ɪf ðə dɔr ˈoʊpənz/

The alarm trips if the door opens.

Too many appliances can trip the circuit breaker.

/tu ˈmɛni əˈplaɪənsɪz kæn trɪp ðə ˈsɝkət ˈbreɪkɚ/

Too many appliances can trip the circuit breaker.

Sinonimai

Antonimai

Dažni junginiai

trip an alarm

trip a switch

trip a circuit breaker

trip a sensor

Sugeneruota DI

veiksmažodis

[I]

neoficialus

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

to experience hallucinations or altered perception after taking a drug

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

Extended from the noun sense of a drug-induced “trip” or mental journey.

Pavyzdžiai

They were tripping on mushrooms.

/ðeɪ wɝ ˈtrɪpɪŋ ɑn ˈmʌʃrumz/

They were tripping on mushrooms.

Sinonimai

hallucinate

get high

Dažni junginiai

trip on acid

trip on mushrooms

start tripping

Sugeneruota DI

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Grįžti į Anglų žodyną

trip

/trɪp/

daiktavardis

[C]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

a journey to a place and back, especially a short one

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

From Middle English trippen, probably from Old French triper, meaning “to dance or skip.”

Pavyzdžiai

We took a short trip to the coast.

/wi tʊk ə ʃɔrt trɪp tə ðə koʊst/

We took a short trip to the coast.

Her business trip lasted three days.

/hɝ ˈbɪznəs trɪp ˈlæstɪd θri deɪz/

Her business trip lasted three days.

Sinonimai

Dažni junginiai

take a trip

go on a trip

business trip

round trip

day trip

Sugeneruota DI

daiktavardis

[C]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

an act of catching one’s foot on something and stumbling or falling

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

From Middle English trippen, probably from Old French triper, meaning “to dance or skip.”

Pavyzdžiai

She had a bad trip on the stairs.

/ʃi hæd ə bæd trɪp ɑn ðə stɛrz/

She had a bad trip on the stairs.

Sinonimai

stumble

fall

slip

Dažni junginiai

have a trip

a bad trip

trip and fall

Sugeneruota DI

daiktavardis

[C]

neoficialus

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

an experience of hallucinations or altered perception caused by a drug

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

Extended from the sense “journey,” suggesting a mental or psychedelic journey.

Pavyzdžiai

He described the trip as frightening.

/hi dɪˈskraɪbd ðə trɪp əz ˈfraɪtənɪŋ/

He described the trip as frightening.

Sinonimai

high

hallucination

psychedelic experience

Dažni junginiai

bad trip

acid trip

psychedelic trip

Sugeneruota DI

veiksmažodis

[T, I]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

to catch one’s foot on something and stumble or fall; to make someone stumble or fall

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

From Middle English trippen, probably from Old French triper, meaning “to dance or skip.”

Pavyzdžiai

I tripped over a cable.

/aɪ trɪpt ˈoʊvɚ ə ˈkeɪbəl/

I tripped over a cable.

The loose rug tripped him.

/ðə lus rʌɡ trɪpt hɪm/

The loose rug tripped him.

Sinonimai

Antonimai

Dažni junginiai

trip over something

trip and fall

trip someone up

Sugeneruota DI

veiksmažodis

[T, I]

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

to activate or release a switch, alarm, or mechanism, especially accidentally or automatically

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

Developed from the idea of causing something to move, release, or be set off suddenly.

Pavyzdžiai

The alarm trips if the door opens.

/ði əˈlɑrm trɪps ɪf ðə dɔr ˈoʊpənz/

The alarm trips if the door opens.

Too many appliances can trip the circuit breaker.

/tu ˈmɛni əˈplaɪənsɪz kæn trɪp ðə ˈsɝkət ˈbreɪkɚ/

Too many appliances can trip the circuit breaker.

Sinonimai

Antonimai

Dažni junginiai

trip an alarm

trip a switch

trip a circuit breaker

trip a sensor

Sugeneruota DI

veiksmažodis

[I]

neoficialus

Apibrėžimas (Anglų)Verčiama…

to experience hallucinations or altered perception after taking a drug

/trɪp/

Tarimas

Etimologija

Extended from the noun sense of a drug-induced “trip” or mental journey.

Pavyzdžiai

They were tripping on mushrooms.

/ðeɪ wɝ ˈtrɪpɪŋ ɑn ˈmʌʃrumz/

They were tripping on mushrooms.

Sinonimai

hallucinate

get high

Dažni junginiai

trip on acid

trip on mushrooms

start tripping

Sugeneruota DI