trip up

英 [trɪp ʌp]

美 [trɪp ʌp]

绊倒; 绊; 使绊; 将…绊倒; 使跌倒; （使）犯错; （使）失误

柯林斯词典

• See also:Your own lies will trip you up...He will do all he can to trip up the new right-wing government...The two occasions she tripped up tell you nothing about how often she got away with it.trip 23

英英释义

verb

• detect a blunder or misstep
  1. The reporter tripped up the senator
  Synonym:catch
• make an error
  1. She slipped up and revealed the name
  Synonym:stumbleslip up
• cause to stumble
  1. The questions on the test tripped him up
  Synonym:trip

双语例句

• A few years ago while visiting New York City, I made a trip up to the observation deck of the Empire State Building.
  数年前游览纽约巿时，我曾登上帝国大厦的观景台。
• Google has an excellent product but the company must be sure not to trip up on its own ambitions.
  谷歌的产品固然优秀，但切不可被自己的雄心绊了跟头。
• I have never known him to trip up even in details.
  即使在琐事上我都不曾看到他犯错。
• Each trip up to 4400 lives are in its hands, about as many as four subway trains.
  每次旅行有活生生的4400条生命掌控在它的手中，约四条地铁列车长。
• We wait for our new boyfriend or girlfriend to trip up and then zoom in on their mistakes.
  我们等着新男友/女友犯错误，然后再将错误放大。
• Joseph would also trip up, or push his male children into walls.
  他的爸爸还经常地对他的男孩子们踢打，甚至推打撞墙。
• Rules trip up both individuals and teams causing unintended consequences.
  规则是个人和团队的绊脚石，导致不可预知的后果。
• The reporter wanted to trip up the president with clever questions.
  记者想用些巧妙的问题让总统无意间透露秘密。
• He was enjoying his trip up the handle.
  他对这次旅行感到极其愉快。
• Your own lies will trip you up
  你会因自己的谎言而犯错误。