关于Trip的意思和用法的提问

A: hijinks = activities, usually wild activities

typical twenty-something hijinks = hijinks people do when they are in their twenties (e.g. getting drunk, experimenting with drugs, going on dates, parties).

raging capitalist daydreaming = they dream of being a super success. E.g. they are going to set up a business that will earn millions. The tone implies they will have all these plans for
business but probably won't do anything.

A: It mean that she goes to her hometown (Beijing) many times to visit.

A: trip (verb) = alucinación por droga

A: @Haru_Shi No, I don’t think this is common. In this situation, it is more common to hear people say “we’ll kill two birds with one stone.“

Meaning: we will accomplish two tasks by doing one thing.

A: It means he can't believe it. He is still surprised and shocked about the situation.

A: "take a trip, it will help you relax"

"she took a trip, it made her forget all about her busy worklife."

"I took a trip, I really needed to escape the loud city."

A: Don't try to sing harmony when it's my turn at karaoke, you're going to trip me up.

A: I saw him tripping over a pile of clothes.

People who are always tripping over their own two feet are called klutzes.

Tripping is an easy way to accidentally break your leg.

A: There are many different uses of "tripping". It can refer to either falling over, traveling, or getting high on drugs. Here are examples of all of these uses.

"If you weren't tripping over your shoelaces, you'd have won the game."

"After tripping the globe, I've learned a lot about different cultures."

"She was found dead after tripping out on heroin."

A: Example: Can you show me how to pronounce the Irish word "máthair"? The accents on the a's always trip me up. = The accents on the a's always cause me to make a mistake (in pronunciation).

A: @escarcegaclaudia

Trip
De hecho, te pillaste el pie con algo y te tropezaste.

Stumble
simplemente pon los pies en el suelo de la manera incorrecta

A: Well where I live they mean different things trip is like you go to China for some weeks days maybe travel is like you just go across the country for maybe a business thing it’s up to you and journey is where you go all over the world to different places to do fun and different things

A: they are synonyms and mainly interchangeable however journey can be used in a more poetic way and sounds like a longer version of a trip

A: Travel is a Verb

“To Travel”
“I’m Travelling”
“I travelled”

Trip & Journey are nouns and describe going somewhere in general. Journey implies more effort (longer, harder), but might be used to be funny:

“I took a Trip to the supermarket”
“I went on a journey to the Vatican”
“Our trip to Santa Monica”
“I went on a little journey down to the pub”. —> Being funny

Holiday is like Trip or Journey but specifically means you were going for fun. Trip can be for either work or fun. Journey can be for work or fun… But usually for fun.

“I’m going on a Trip for work” —> Correct
“I’m going on a Holiday for work” —> Incorrect

“I’m going on a Trip to relax” —> Correct
“I’m going on a Holiday to relax” —> Correct

A: You go "on" a trip but go "for" a walk. Go "for" usally lasts shorter -compared to a trip. Go for a swim, go for a ride, etc. Go on is used for trips, vacations, and so on.

A: Recently I went to — on a school trip! To a place that is about 12 hours from here by sleeper train! It was really fun! I also made lots of friends, finally school has become fun!

A: Yes, it’s natural

A: What did they expect the trip to be like?
How did they expect the trips to be like?

to be like---how they thought the trips would be, the expectations

A: I’m sorry we didn’t get the chance to say goodbye... enjoy the remainder of your trip! Please don’t worry about the umbrella it’s easily replaced.

A: I can always go on a trip, but now is the only time I can do this.

A: perfect yes!

A: × When I went on a trip with my family, I started by travelling domestically.
✓ When I went on a trip with my family, we started by travelling domestically.

× And then we traveled Kyungju, Busan, Gunsan, Kangnung, Sokcho and more.
✓ And then we traveled to Kyungju, Busan, Gunsan, Kangnung, Sokcho and more.

× We had a great time exploring new cities and tourism attractions.
✓ We had a great time exploring new cities and visiting tourist attractions.

× I still have a dream of traveling alone, but as a woman, I feel concerned about the potencial risks and safety issues.
✓ I still have a dream of traveling alone, but as a woman, I feel concerned about the potential risks and safety issues.

× It is really great idea of getting out of my comfort zone, exploring whole new world and making new friends.
✓ It could be a really great way of getting out of my comfort zone, exploring a whole new world, and making new friends.

× During my first trip to Bali, my family had a great opportunity to experience the local culture like a religious ceremony, interaction with local people and exploring charming villages.
✓ During my first trip to Bali, my family and I had a great opportunity to experience the local culture, like spectating religious ceremonies, interacting with local people, and exploring charming villages.

(In the last sentence, it becomes easier to read if we place a verb in each of the clauses.)

A: You could also say:
I'll be gone on a trip next week. (emphasis on your absence)
I'll be going on a trip next week. (emphasis on going)
I'm going on a trip next week. (no emphasis)
I'm taking a trip next week. (no emphasis)

A: × We went on a trip last weekend😆
✓ We went on a trip last weekend

× It was a same place as where we went on a trip last time in Japan, because my son loved there last time😁👍
✓ But because my son loved it so much, we came back

× As I expected, my son was really excited there.

× Even though it was too hot and too humid, he kept walking and enjoyed various rides one after another for all day🤭
✓ Even though it was too hot and too humid, we kept walking and enjoyed various rides one after another for all day

× As same as last time, he put together a go-cart, and drove it himself‼️
✓ Once again, he put together a go-cart, and drove it himself

A: This sentence is natural, but you can also say “This is my second overseas trip”