I.
noun ⇨ See also ↑ journey
ADJECTIVE
▪ extended , long
▪ brief , little , quick , short
▪ day , overnight , weekend , week-long
▪
We went on a day ~ to the beach.
▪ four-day , two-week , etc.
▪ frequent , occasional , rare , regular
▪
He makes frequent ~s to Poland.
▪ annual , weekly , etc.
▪ forthcoming ( esp. BrE ), upcoming ( esp. AmE )
▪ fantastic , good , great , nice , pleasant
▪ safe
▪
Well, have a safe ~ back!
▪ successful , worthwhile
▪
The food alone made the ~ worthwhile.
▪ memorable
▪ dream
▪
her dream ~ to New Zealand
▪ uneventful
▪
The rest of our ~ was uneventful.
▪ special
▪
Don't make a special ~ just to get my newspaper.
▪ free
▪
The first prize is a free ~ to New York.
▪ return , round
▪
From São Paulo to Rio and back is a round ~ of five hundred miles.
▪ foreign , overseas
▪ round-the-world , world (both esp. BrE )
▪ European , Korean , etc.
▪ away ( BrE , sports )
▪
In their last two away ~s, Everton were defeated by Spurs.
▪ boat , bus , coach ( BrE ), train , etc.
▪ bicycle , bike ( informal ), cycle ( BrE )
▪ road
▪
He set off on a road ~ from Rhode Island to California.
▪ business , camping , fishing , golf , hunting , pleasure , shopping , sightseeing , etc.
▪ school
▪
a school ~ to Washington, DC
▪ field
▪
a geography field ~ to study a limestone landscape
▪
a field ~ to the Science Museum ( AmE )
▪ family
▪ study
VERB + TRIP
▪ be (away) on , do , go on , make , take
▪
She's away on a business ~.
▪
From here visitors can take a boat ~ along the coast.
▪ have
▪
Did you have a good ~?
▪ come back from , return from
▪ be back from
▪
He's just back from a ~ to Alaska.
▪ complete
▪
They are hoping to complete the ~ in four days.
▪ arrange , organize , plan
▪ book
▪ cancel
▪ extend
▪ cut short
▪
I had to cut short my ~ when my wallet was stolen.
▪ enjoy
▪
Enjoy your ~!
▪ survive
PREPOSITION
▪ on ~
▪
My wife is away on a business ~.
▪ ~ by
▪
a five-minute ~ by taxi
▪ ~ to
▪
a ~ to Tokyo
PHRASES
▪ a ~ abroad ( esp. BrE )
▪
My last ~ abroad was two years ago.
▪ the ~ home
▪
The ~ home took us five hours!
▪ the ~ of a lifetime
▪
They saved for years for their ~ of a lifetime to Hawaii.
II.
verb
1 knock your foot on sth and fall
ADVERB
▪ accidentally
▪ almost , nearly
▪ over , up ( BrE )
▪
One of the boys tripped over and crashed into a tree.
▪
Be careful or you'll ~ up.
PREPOSITION
▪ on
▪
She tripped on the loose stones.
▪ over
▪
I nearly tripped over the cat.
PHRASES
▪ ~ and fall
▪
Don't leave toys on stairs where someone could ~ and fall.
2 walk lightly
ADVERB
▪ lightly
▪ out
PREPOSITION
▪ along
▪
She went tripping along the path.
▪ down
▪
She came tripping lightly down the stairs.
▪ up
PHRASES
▪ come tripping
Trip is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ alarm