trip

trip
[trɪp] n
1) (stumble) Stolpern nt
2) (journey) Reise f, Fahrt f;
business \trip Geschäftsreise f;
round \trip Rundreise f
3) (esp Brit) (outing) Ausflug m, Trip m;
to go on [or take] a \trip einen Ausflug machen
4) (experience) Erfahrung f
5) (self-indulgence) Trip m;
an ego \trip ein Egotrip m;
to be on a power \trip auf einem starken Egotrip sein
6) (hallucination) Trip m (sl)
to have a bad \trip auf einen schlimmen Trip kommen (sl) vi <-pp->
1) (unbalance) stolpern;
to \trip on [or over] sth über etw akk stolpern;
to \trip over one's own feet über seine eigenen Füße stolpern
2) (be hindered)
to \trip over sb/sth über jdn/etw stolpern;
to \trip over each other übereinander stolpern
3) (mispronounce)
to \trip over one's tongue sich akk versprechen;
to \trip over one's words über seine Worte stolpern
4) (be uttered)
to \trip off the tongue leicht von der Zunge gehen
5) (walk)
to \trip somewhere irgendwohin tänzeln
6) (fam: be on drugs) auf einem Trip sein (sl)
to \trip [out] on LSD auf einem LSD-Trip sein (sl)
7) (journey)
to \trip somewhere irgendwohin reisen vt <-pp->
1) (unbalance)
to \trip sb jdm ein Bein stellen
2) (activate)
to \trip sth etw anschalten
PHRASES:
to \trip the light fantastic (dated); (hum) das Tanzbein schwingen (hum) (fam)

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