traipse in

1. To walk or hike in some place, especially in a meandering, lighthearted, or carefree manner. We always love to traipse in the woods behind our grandparents' house when we were kids. Make sure you are well prepared before you go traipsing in the mountains with your friends.

2. To arrive or enter (some place) in a careless, thoughtless, or flippant manner. We were all supposed to be in the office by 8, but it was nearly 11 before Tom came traipsing in. She traipsed in the door the next day as if nothing had happened the night before.

词组	traipse in
释义	traipse in traipse in 1. To walk or hike in some place, especially in a meandering, lighthearted, or carefree manner. We always love to traipse in the woods behind our grandparents' house when we were kids. Make sure you are well prepared before you go traipsing in the mountains with your friends. 2. To arrive or enter (some place) in a careless, thoughtless, or flippant manner. We were all supposed to be in the office by 8, but it was nearly 11 before Tom came traipsing in. She traipsed in the door the next day as if nothing had happened the night before. See also: traipse Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: waltz off breeze in breeze in(to) skate around krudzu kudzu plot You called? breeze up to (someone or something) have a laugh wander off
随便看	look a sight look askance look askance at look askance at (someone or something) look askance, to look askance upon (someone or something) look as though (one) has seen a ghost look at look at cross-eyed look at (one) cross-eyed look at (someone or something) look (at something) through rose-colored glasses look (at something) through rose-coloured spectacles look (at something) through rose-tinted glasses look (at something) through rose-tinted spectacles Look at what the cat dragged in! look away look away (from someone or something) look babies in the eyes look back look bad look before you leap look beneath the surface opt for (something) opt in