How to say trip in English?

trip is pronounced in English as: 英?[tr?p].

Grammar:

The basic meaning of trip is "walking, driving", and by extension it can be interpreted as "travel", which often refers to a short distance and short trip. Still have to return to the same place. It can be used as a countable noun or as an uncountable noun.

The basic meaning of "trip" as a verb is "to walk or run", which means that the steps are brisk. It is an intransitive verb and is often used with prepositions and adverbs.

Trip can also mean "stumbling without seeing an obstacle" and is often used together with over. By extension, it can be interpreted as "slip," "gaffe," or "make a mistake." It can refer to someone inducing someone to make a mistake, or it can also refer to someone making a mistake due to their own reasons. It can be used as an intransitive verb, or as an intransitive verb. transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun or pronoun as the object.

Related phrases:

arrange a trip? Arrange a trip.

Cancel a trip? Cancel a trip.

Enjoy a trip? Enjoy the joy of traveling.

Finish a trip? End the trip.

Have a trip? Make a trip.

organize a trip? Organize a trip.

plan a trip? Plan to travel.

Shorten a trip? Shorten a trip.

stop a trip? Stop a trip.

Take a trip? Go on a trip.