trip

I [trɪp]

nome

1) (journey) (abroad) viaggio m.; (excursion) gita f., escursione f.

business trip — viaggio d'affari

to be away on a trip — essere in viaggio

we did the trip in five hours — abbiamo percorso il tragitto in cinque ore

it's only a short trip into London — non occorre fare molta strada per arrivare a Londra

2) colloq. (in drug addicts' slang) trip m., viaggio m.

II 1. [trɪp]

verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -pp-)

1) (cause to stumble) fare inciampare, fare incespicare [person]; (with foot) fare lo sgambetto a [person]

2) elettron. [person] azionare [switch]; [power surge] fare scattare [circuit breaker]

2.

verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -pp-)

1) (anche trip over, trip up) (stumble) inciampare, incespicare

to trip on o over — inciampare o incespicare in [step, rock, scarf, rope]

2) (move jauntily)

to trip along — [child] sgambettare, trotterellare; [adult] camminare con passo leggero

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- trip up

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[trip] 1. past tense, past participle - tripped; verb

1) ((often with up or over) to (cause to) catch one's foot and stumble or fall: She tripped and fell; She tripped over the carpet.) inciampare

2) (to walk with short, light steps: She tripped happily along the road.) saltellare

2. noun

(a journey or tour: She went on / took a trip to Paris.) viaggio, gita

- tripper

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I [trɪp]

nome

1) (journey) (abroad) viaggio m.; (excursion) gita f., escursione f.

business trip — viaggio d'affari

to be away on a trip — essere in viaggio

we did the trip in five hours — abbiamo percorso il tragitto in cinque ore

it's only a short trip into London — non occorre fare molta strada per arrivare a Londra

2) colloq. (in drug addicts' slang) trip m., viaggio m.

II 1. [trɪp]

verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -pp-)

1) (cause to stumble) fare inciampare, fare incespicare [person]; (with foot) fare lo sgambetto a [person]

2) elettron. [person] azionare [switch]; [power surge] fare scattare [circuit breaker]

2.

verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -pp-)

1) (anche trip over, trip up) (stumble) inciampare, incespicare

to trip on o over — inciampare o incespicare in [step, rock, scarf, rope]

2) (move jauntily)

to trip along — [child] sgambettare, trotterellare; [adult] camminare con passo leggero

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- trip up