tripping in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tripping in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.ego trip [Am ˈiɡoʊ ˌtrɪp, Brit] N inf

her autobiography is simply an ego trip

su autobiografía es un regodeo ególatra

charity work is nothing but a big ego trip for her

hace obras benéficas solo para sentirse superior

II.ego-trip VB intr

ego-trip < pres part ego tripping; pt, pp ego tripped> inf:

he's ego-tripping again

ya se le ha vuelto a subir el ego a la cabeza inf

III.ego-tripping ADJ

ego-tripping inf pop star/speech:

ego-tripping

ególatra

I.trip [Am trɪp, Brit trɪp] N

1. trip:

trip (journey)

viaje m

trip (excursion)

excursión f

trip (outing)

salida f

I'd like to go on a long trip

me gustaría hacer un viaje largo

a weekend trip to Paris

un viaje de fin de semana a París

we took a trip down to the coast

fuimos de excursión a la costa

she's going on a trip to Japan

se va de viaje al Japón

he's away on a trip

está de viaje

he's away on a trip

ha salido de viaje

a trip to the theater

una salida or una visita al teatro

a trip to the country

una excursión or salida al campo

a trip to the zoo/dentist

una visita al zoológico/dentista

enjoy your trip!

¡buen viaje!

it took two trips to bring everything over

tuvimos (or tuvieron etc.) que hacer dos viajes para traerlo todo

2.1. trip (stumble, fall):

trip

tropezón m

trip

traspié m

2.2. trip (attempt to make sb fall):

trip

zancadilla f

2.3. trip → tripwire

3.1. trip sl (drug-induced):

trip

viaje m sl

trip

colocón m sl

trip

pasón m Mex sl

to be on a trip

estar en un viaje or tener un colocón sl

to be on a trip

estar en un pasón Mex sl

he's had a bad trip

ha hecho un mal viaje sl

3.2. trip sl (obsession):

she's been on a real guilt trip lately

le ha dado por sentirse culpable últimamente

they've gone on this health food trip

les ha dado la manía de la comida sana

II.trip <pres part tripping; pt, pp tripped> [Am trɪp, Brit trɪp] VB intr

1.1. trip (stumble):

trip

tropezar

to trip and fall

tropezar y caerse

to trip on/over sth

tropezar con algo

they were tripping over themselves to help him

se deshacían por ayudarlo

1.2. trip → trip up

2. trip (move lightly and easily) + adv compl:

she tripped along beside him

caminaba a su lado con paso airoso or ligero

her surname doesn't exactly trip off the tongue

su apellido no es muy fácil de pronunciar, que digamos

the answer came tripping off his tongue

la respuesta le salió automáticamente

3. trip (on drugs):

trip sl

flipar(se) sl

III.trip <pres part tripping; pt, pp tripped> [Am trɪp, Brit trɪp] VB trans

1. trip (make stumble intentionally):

trip

hacerle una zancadilla a

trip

ponerle una zancadilla a Spain

trip

ponerle la zancadilla a Spain

trip

echarle una zancadilla a Spain

trip

echarle la zancadilla a Spain

you tripped her!

¡le hiciste una zancadilla!

you tripped her!

¡le pusiste or echaste la or una zancadilla! Spain

2. trip (cause to make mistake):

trip

hacer equivocar

3. trip (set off):

trip alarm

activar

trip alarm

hacer que se dispare

See also ego trip, trip up, tripwire

I.ego trip [Am ˈiɡoʊ ˌtrɪp, Brit] N inf

her autobiography is simply an ego trip

su autobiografía es un regodeo ególatra

charity work is nothing but a big ego trip for her

hace obras benéficas solo para sentirse superior

II.ego-trip VB intr

ego-trip < pres part ego tripping; pt, pp ego tripped> inf:

he's ego-tripping again

ya se le ha vuelto a subir el ego a la cabeza inf

III.ego-tripping ADJ

ego-tripping inf pop star/speech:

ego-tripping

ególatra

I.trip up VB [Am trɪp -, Brit trɪp -] (v + adv) (make mistake)

trip up

equivocarse

trip up

meter la pata inf

I tripped up over the dates

me equivoqué en las fechas

II.trip up VB [Am trɪp -, Brit trɪp -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. trip up (make stumble intentionally):

trip up

hacerle una zancadilla a

trip up

ponerle una zancadilla a Spain

trip up

ponerle la zancadilla a Spain

trip up

echarle una zancadilla a Spain

trip up

echarle la zancadilla a Spain

2. trip up (cause to make mistake):

trip up

hacer equivocar

tripwire [Am ˈtrɪpˌwaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈtrɪpwʌɪə] N

tripwire

cable m trampa

school trip N

school trip

excursión f del colegio

trip computer N COMPUT

trip computer

computadora f de a bordo

trip computer

ordenador m de a bordo Spain

trip over VB [Am trɪp -, Brit trɪp -] (v + adv)

trip over

tropezar y caerse

I.trip up VB [Am trɪp -, Brit trɪp -] (v + adv) (make mistake)

trip up

equivocarse

trip up

meter la pata inf

I tripped up over the dates

me equivoqué en las fechas

II.trip up VB [Am trɪp -, Brit trɪp -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. trip up (make stumble intentionally):

trip up

hacerle una zancadilla a

trip up

ponerle una zancadilla a Spain

trip up

ponerle la zancadilla a Spain

trip up

echarle una zancadilla a Spain

trip up

echarle la zancadilla a Spain

2. trip up (cause to make mistake):

trip up

hacer equivocar

I.trip out VB [Am trɪp -, Brit trɪp -] (v + adv) (on drugs)

trip out sl

flipar(se) sl

trip switch N

trip switch

interruptor m de desconexión

day trip N

day trip

excursión f de un día

to go on a day trip to the seaside

ir a pasar el día a la playa

Translations for tripping in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pasón

trip inf

está en un pasón

he's tripping inf

tripping in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tripping in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tripping [ˈtrɪpɪŋ] ADJ

tripping

ligero, -a

I.trip [trɪp] -pp- -pp- N

1. trip:

trip (journey)

viaje m

trip (shorter)

excursión f

business trip

viaje de negocios

to go on a trip

irse de viaje

2. trip inf (effect of drugs):

trip

viaje m

3. trip (fall):

trip

tropezón m

II.trip [trɪp] -pp- -pp- VB intr

1. trip (stumble):

trip

tropezar

to trip on sth

tropezar con algo

2. trip (move lightly):

trip

andar con paso ligero

III.trip [trɪp] -pp- -pp- VB trans

1. trip (cause to stumble):

to trip sb (up)

hacer tropezar a alguien

2. trip (switch on):

trip

encender

I.trip up VB intr

1. trip up (stumble):

trip up

tropezar

2. trip up (verbally):

trip up

equivocarse

II.trip up VB trans

1. trip up (cause to stumble):

trip up

hacer tropezar

2. trip up (cause to fail):

trip up

confundir

ego trip [ˈegəʊtrɪp, Am ˈi:goʊ-] N

to be on an ego trip

darse autobombo

pleasure trip N

pleasure trip

viaje m de recreo

boat trip N

boat trip

viaje m en barco

trip over VB intr

trip over

dar un tropezón

round trip N

round trip

viaje m de ida y vuelta

round trip ticket Am

billete m de ida y vuelta

business trip N

business trip

viaje m de negocios

day trip N

day trip

excursión f (de un día)

tripping Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

an appalling trip

un viaje espantoso

to go on a trip

irse de viaje

a heck of a trip/an experience inf

un pedazo de viaje/experiencia inf

to go on a trip

irse de viaje

to be on an ego trip

darse autobombo

round trip ticket Am

billete m de ida y vuelta

their trip was a chapter of accidents

sufrieron toda una serie de desgracias durante el viaje

to go on holiday/a trip

ir de vacaciones/de viaje

to postpone the trip by one week

aplazar el viaje una semana

to be away (on a trip)

estar de viaje

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

During a dance or performance, an apprentice must wrap the pocketed sleeves around her arms many times to avoid tripping.

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True to history, the baying mob of day-tripping families and sunburned tourists get to decide the loser's fate with a thumbs-up or -down.

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Note that the door leaf swings outward, and this kind of stop presents a tripping hazard when used at a door sill.

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Unless you're keen on sanctimonious liberal guilt-tripping and dressing up it doesn't have much excitement (like jihad) to offer.

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The legends have turned the area into a site for legend tripping.

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He was able to break in without tripping the alarm system, and was reported to be expressionless during the rampage.

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Sabotage, such as tripping competitors, throwing marbles or large obstacles in their paths, and the spreading of misinformation such as false route information, is common.

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The circuit-breaker kept tripping and it took the staff a while to figure out that a control cable had frayed and shorted itself.

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Tripping palms at the crown act to tip the flukes into the seabed.

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This results in the individual stepping directly on the obstacle or tripping over it if it is too large.

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