to trip up
[phrase form: trip]
01
绊倒, 使跌倒
to make someone stumble or fall by hitting or catching their foot on something
例子
The loose carpet in the hallway has tripped up several people recently.
走廊里松动的地毯最近绊倒了几个人。
The hidden step near the entrance has tripped up unsuspecting visitors.
入口附近隐藏的台阶让毫无防备的游客绊倒了。
02
绊倒, 绊跌
to fall or stumble due to one's foot getting hit or caught on something
例子
She tripped up on the uneven pavement and stumbled.
她在不平的人行道上绊倒了，踉跄了一下。
Trying to walk in the dark, he tripped himself up on a tree root.
试图在黑暗中行走时，他被树根绊倒了。
03
误导, 使犯错
to cause someone to make a mistake, often by misleading them
例子
The tricky question in the interview was designed to trip up the candidates.
面试中的棘手问题旨在难倒候选人。
Misleading directions can trip up even the most experienced travelers.
误导性的指示可能会让即使是最有经验的旅行者犯错。
04
犯错, 出错
(of a person) to make a mistake
例子
I did n't want to trip up during my presentation, so I practiced extensively.
我不想在演讲时出错，所以我进行了大量的练习。
Despite practicing the routine repeatedly, she managed to trip up during the live performance.
尽管反复练习了这套动作，她还是没能在现场表演中出错。
