Tripped Meaning in English

word · lemma: trip

US

/ˈtɹɪpt/

tript

UK

/tɹˈɪpt/

tript

释义

Past tense of 'trip': to accidentally catch your foot on something and almost fall, or actually fall.

用法与细微差别

'Tripped' is informal and most often describes physically stumbling. It can also be used with 'over' or 'on': 'tripped over a rock'. It does not usually mean 'set off' (except in the rare technical use, as in 'tripped a wire'). Don't confuse with 'tripped out' (slang for a hallucinogenic experience).

• Spanish: tropezó - cayó (al tropezar)
• Portuguese (BR): tropeçou - caiu (ao tropeçar)
• Portuguese (PT): tropeçou - caiu (ao tropeçar)
• Chinese (Simplified): 绊倒了
• Chinese (Traditional): 絆倒了
• Hindi: ठोकर खाई
• Arabic: تعثر
• Bengali: হোঁচট খেয়েছিল - হোঁচট খেয়ে পড়েছিল
• Russian: споткнулся - споткнулась - споткнулись
• Japanese: つまずいた
• Vietnamese: vấp ngã - vấp chân
• Korean: 넘어졌다 - 발이 걸려 넘어졌다
• Turkish: tökezledi - sendeledi
• Urdu: ٹھوکر کھائی - لڑکھڑایا
• Indonesian: tersandung - tersandung jatuh

例句

He tripped while running in the park.

basic

I almost tripped coming out of the elevator.

natural

She tripped on the stairs and dropped her books.

basic

I tripped over my shoelaces.

basic

Don’t laugh, but I totally tripped over nothing.

natural

She tripped the alarm by accident.

natural