trip

• Sustantivo que denota un viaje o desplazamiento, generalmente por placer, negocios o vacaciones.

A noun referring to a journey or excursion, usually for pleasure, business, or vacation.

1. Journey or travelA2formal

   A journey or excursion, especially for pleasure or business.

   Viaje

   • We're planning a trip to Paris next summer.
   • The business trip lasted two weeks.
   • She had a wonderful trip to the mountains.

   Sinónimosexcursionexpeditiongetawayjauntjourneyoutingtourtravelvoyage

   Antónimossojournstay

2. Stumble or fallA2informal

   An act of stumbling or falling due to catching one's foot on something.

   Tropezón

   • He took a bad trip on the uneven pavement.
   • The trip caused her to drop her groceries.
   • Watch your step to avoid a trip.

   Sinónimosfallmisstepspillstumbletumble

3. Recreational drug experienceC1slang

   An intense hallucinatory experience induced by taking drugs like LSD.

   Viaje psicodélico

   • He went on a bad trip after taking the mushrooms.
   • The acid trip lasted for hours.
   • She described her first trip as mind-blowing.

   Sinónimoshighjourney

   Antónimosausteritysobriety

• Verbo que denota el acto de tropezar o perder el equilibrio al caminar, o realizar un viaje.

A verb used to indicate the act of stumbling or losing one's balance while walking, or to make a journey.

1. Stumble or lose footingA2informal

   To catch one's foot on something and stumble or fall.

   Tropezar

   • She tripped on the carpet and fell.
   • He tripped over the toy left on the floor.
   • Be careful not to trip on the loose wire.

   Sinónimosmishapslipstumbletrip up

2. Travel or journeyA2informal

   To go on a short journey or excursion, often for pleasure.

   Viaje corto

   • We tripped to the beach for the weekend.
   • They tripped around Europe during summer.
   • She tripped off to the store for some milk.

   Sinónimosjauntjourneytourtraveltrekvoyage

Variantes phrasaltrip outtrip up