| 单词 | trip |
| 释义 | triptripstrippedtrippingtriptrip2 verb (past tense and past participle tripped, present participle tripping)1 [transitive] to hit something with your foot while you are walking or running so that you fall or almost fall ➔ stumble: He tripped and fell.tripfall 他绊了一下﹐摔倒了。trip on/overI tripped over a chair.trip 我被椅子绊倒了。2 (also trip up) [transitive] to make someone fall by putting your foot in front of them: Baggio was tripped inside the penalty area.betrip 巴乔在禁区内被绊倒。Phrasal verbstrip up phrasal verb to make a mistake, or to make someone make a mistaketrip somebody ↔ upThe interviewer tried to trip her up with a tricky question.try面试官问了一个难回答的问题﹐故意要让她出错。THESAURUS: tripfall (also fall over/down) to suddenly go down onto the ground when you are standing, walking etc: She fell and cut her knee.fallIt’s very slippery here. Careful you don’t fall over!collapse to suddenly fall down because you are very tired, weak, or ill: One of the runners collapsed during the race.runnercollapsetrip on/over sth to hit your foot against something, so that you fall or almost fall: He tripped over a rock and fell flat on his face.tripfallI tripped on a branch.tripslip to slide on a smooth or slippery surface, so that you fall or almost fall: Annie slipped on the ice and hurt her ankle.slipstumble to almost fall because you put your foot down in an awkward way: The ground was rough and I kept stumbling.grindbekeepstumblelose your balance to become unsteady and start to fall over: He lost his balance when he was on top of the ladder.losebe |
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