Pronunciation: /trɪp/
noun a journey or excursion, especially for pleasure
A1 I went on a trip to the beach with my family.
A2 She planned a trip to Europe for her summer vacation.
B1 The school organized a trip to the museum for the students.
B2 The hiking trip was challenging but rewarding.
C1 The business trip to Japan was a success.
C2 The luxury cruise trip around the Mediterranean was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
verb to stumble or fall due to losing one's balance
A1 I want to trip to the beach next weekend.
A2 She tripped over a rock while hiking in the mountains.
B1 We are planning a road trip across Europe this summer.
B2 The company organized a team-building trip to a resort in the countryside.
C1 The politician's trip to the Middle East was met with mixed reactions.
C2 The solo traveler tripped around the world for a year, documenting their adventures on social media.
formal The company organized a business trip to visit potential clients in another city.
informal We're planning a road trip to the beach this weekend.
slang Let's take a trip down memory lane and look at old photos together.
figurative Her mind took a trip to the past as she reminisced about her childhood.
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