tripping

• 古旧形容词，意为“轻快的”或“脚步轻捷的”，常用于旧体诗歌中。在现代俚语中也可指处于毒品影响下的状态，但这并非该形容词的标准用法。

An archaic adjective meaning 'nimble' or 'light-footed', often used in older poetry. In modern slang, it can refer to being under the influence of drugs, but this is not a standard adjective usage.

1. Buoyant and rhythmicB2informal

   Having a light, lively, and rhythmic quality, often used to describe music or movement.

   轻快而有节奏的

   • The song has a tripping beat that makes you want to dance.
   • Her tripping steps matched the melody perfectly.
   • The band played a tripping tune that filled the room with energy.

   同义词bouncyjauntylightliltinglivelyrhythmicsprightlyswinging

   反义词clumsyheavylaboredponderousstiff

2. Nimble and quickB2formal

   Moving with ease, agility, and speed; light-footed.

   轻快敏捷

   • The dancer's tripping movements captivated the audience.
   • He walked with a tripping gait across the stage.
   • The cat made a tripping leap onto the windowsill.

   同义词agilebriskfleetlight-footedlivelynimblequicksprightlyspry

   反义词awkwardclumsyheavyleadenslow

• 动词，指行走时脚被绊住或失去平衡，也指去某地旅行。

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.

   绊倒

   • 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.

   同义词mishapslipstumbletrip up

2. Travel or journeyA2informal

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

   旅行

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

   同义词jauntjourneytourtraveltrekvoyage

短语动词变体trip outtrip up