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Trip

(v) /trɪp/
Trip

Meaning

Catch one's foot on something and stumble or fall.

Pronunciation

UK trɪp

US trɪp

Example Sentences

  • One thing we didn't love on our trip to Bali was the traffic congested main road.
  • Just something to think about if [you're] considering renting a motorbike on your trip!
  • The first cat to take a trip to space was called [Félicette].
  • Whenever anybody asks me to recommend a place for a good city break my go-to answer is always Amsterdam - [there's] something for everyone there and [I've] never known anybody be disappointed by a trip there!
  • [There's] far too much to see in New York after just one visit, but that [doesn't] mean you [shouldn't] book a trip to the 'Big Apple'.
  • Have you ever gone on a trip with your family?
  • My family went on a trip last week, and we were all very happy.
  • Your trip is over.
  • The trip to the airport is long.
  • You buy a ticket before your trip.

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