英语词组trip over是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

trip over

trips, tripping, tripped

trip over (sth)

to fall or almost fall because you have accidentally hit your foot against something while walking or running

I kept tripping over tree roots as we walked through the forest.She tripped over and sprained her ankle.

trip on

1. Literally, to bump into someone or something with one's foot and stumble or fall as a result. He tripped on the step running up the stairs and fell face first on the hallway. She tiptoed out of the room, trying not to trip on anyone as she left.

2. slang To experience the psychotropic effects, especially audio or visual hallucination, of some drug. Don't listen to him—he's been tripping on acid for the last three hours. We spent the weekend tripping on mushrooms while we went on hikes so we could better appreciate nature's beauty.

trip on someone or something

and trip over someone or something

to stumble on someone or something. The place was filled with sleeping people. I tripped over perfect strangers on my way to the door. I tripped on a brick and fell into the wall.

trip on

1. To stumble or fall on account of hitting or catching the foot on something: I tripped on the curb and fell down on the sidewalk.

2. Slang To be under the influence of some hallucinogenic drug: He tried to write an essay while he was tripping on acid, and it made no sense at all.

词组	trip over
释义	Phr V trip over trips, tripping, tripped trip over (sth) to fall or almost fall because you have accidentally hit your foot against something while walking or running I kept tripping over tree roots as we walked through the forest.She tripped over and sprained her ankle. phrasetrip over1. trip over sth • trip over to fall or nearly fall because you hit your foot against something on the ground: Apparently he'd tripped over a fallen branch, breaking his arm. Lilly lost her balance, tripped over and landed in a pile of leaves.■ SIMILAR TO: trip up, fall over2. trip over your words to make mistakes when you are speaking because you are nervous or excited, for example by not saying words clearly, or by repeating words: Simon continued his story, tripping over his words in his excitement.3. be tripping over yourself/each other to do sth if people are tripping over themselves to do something, they are very eager to do it, especially when this seems very surprising: Suddenly everyone in Washington was tripping over themselves to praise Flynt.■ SIMILAR TO: be falling over yourself (redirected from trip over) trip on 1. Literally, to bump into someone or something with one's foot and stumble or fall as a result. He tripped on the step running up the stairs and fell face first on the hallway. She tiptoed out of the room, trying not to trip on anyone as she left. 2. slang To experience the psychotropic effects, especially audio or visual hallucination, of some drug. Don't listen to him—he's been tripping on acid for the last three hours. We spent the weekend tripping on mushrooms while we went on hikes so we could better appreciate nature's beauty. trip on someone or something and trip over someone or something to stumble on someone or something. The place was filled with sleeping people. I tripped over perfect strangers on my way to the door. I tripped on a brick and fell into the wall. trip on v. 1. To stumble or fall on account of hitting or catching the foot on something: I tripped on the curb and fell down on the sidewalk. 2. Slang To be under the influence of some hallucinogenic drug: He tried to write an essay while he was tripping on acid, and it made no sense at all.
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