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to trip up
[phrase form: trip]
01
hacer tropezar, hacer caer
to make someone stumble or fall by hitting or catching their foot on something
Example
The loose carpet in the hallway has tripped up several people recently.
The hidden step near the entrance has tripped up unsuspecting visitors.
02
tropezar, desviarse
to fall or stumble due to one's foot getting hit or caught on something
Example
She tripped up on the uneven pavement and stumbled.
As he tried to navigate through the cluttered room, he accidentally tripped up on a pile of books.
In her haste, she tripped up on the stairs, causing her to lose balance.
03
hacer tropezar, confundir
to cause someone to make a mistake, often by misleading them
Example
The unexpected change in the project requirements can trip up the entire team.
Misleading directions can trip up even the most experienced travelers.
The tricky question in the interview was designed to trip up the candidates.
04
equivocarse, meter la pata
(of a person) to make a mistake
Example
I tend to trip up on my words when I get nervous during public speaking.
I did n't want to trip up during my presentation, so I practiced extensively.
Despite practicing the routine repeatedly, she managed to trip up during the live performance.
Ejemplo
The loose carpet in the hallway has tripped up several people recently.
The hidden step near the entrance has tripped up unsuspecting visitors.
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