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• Australian, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /tɹɪp/
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• Australian, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: [thɹɪp]
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• Australian, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: [t͡ʃɹɪp]
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• New-Zealand: /tɹəp/
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• New-Zealand: [thɹəp]
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• New-Zealand: [t͡ʃɹəp]
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• Scotland, Wales: /tɾɪp/
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From Middle English trippen (“tread or step lightly and nimbly, skip, dance”), perhaps from Old French triper (“to hop or dance around, strike with the feet”), from a Frankish source; or alternatively from Middle Dutch trippen (“to skip, trip, hop, stamp, trample”) (> Modern Dutch trippelen (“to toddle, patter, trip”)). Akin to Middle Low German trippen ( > Danish trippe (“to trip”), Swedish trippa (“to mince, trip”)), West Frisian tripje (“to toddle, trip”), German trippeln (“to scurry”), Old English treppan (“to trample, tread”). Related also to trap, tramp.

From Middle English tryppe, from Old French trippe. Possibly related to troop.

423 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: udhëtim — journey
• Arabic: رِحْلَة (riḥla) — journey
• Arabic: سَفَر (safar) — journey
• Arabic: سِيَاحَة (siyāḥa) — journey
• Arabic: جَوْلَة (jawla) — journey
• Arabic: رحلة (riḥla) — journey
• Aragonese: viache — journey
• Armenian: ուղեւորություն (uġeworutʻyun) — journey
• Armenian: զբոսարշավ (zbosaršav) — journey
• Armenian: արշավ (aršav) — journey
• Avar: сапар (sapar) — journey
• Azerbaijani: səfər — journey
• Azerbaijani: səyahət — journey
• Bashkir: сәйәхәт (səyəxət) — journey
• Basque: bidaia — journey
• Belarusian: пае́здка (pajézdka) — journey
• Belarusian: падаро́жжа (padaróžža) — journey
• Belarusian: экску́рсія (ekskúrsija) — journey
• Bengali: যাত্রা (jatra) — journey
• Bengali: ট্রিপ্ (ṭrip) — journey
• Bhojpuri: सैर (sair) — journey
• Bulgarian: пъту́ване (pǎtúvane) — journey
• Bulgarian: пътеше́ствие (pǎtešéstvie) — journey
• Bulgarian: екску́рзия (ekskúrzija) — journey
• Burmese: ခရီး (hka.ri:) — journey
• Catalan: viatge — journey
• Chinese Mandarin: 旅行 (lǚxíng) — journey
• Chinese Mandarin: 旅遊 /旅游 (lǚyóu) — journey
• Chinese Mandarin: 旅途 (lǚtú) — journey
• Chinese Mandarin: 旅程 (lǚchéng) — journey
• Corsican: viaghju — journey
• Czech: výlet — journey
• Danish: rejse — journey
• Dutch: tocht — journey
• Dutch: reis — journey
• Egyptian: n:nm*m-t*t:D54 (nmtt) — journey
• Esperanto: vojaĝo — journey
• Estonian: retk — journey
• Faroese: ferð — journey
• Faroese: reisa — journey
• Finnish: retki — journey
• Finnish: matka — journey
• French: voyage — journey
• French: balade — journey
• French: tour — journey
• Galician: viaxe — journey
• Galician: andaina — journey
• Georgian: მოგზაურობა (mogzauroba) — journey
• German: Reise — journey
• German: Fahrt — journey
• German: Ausflug — journey
• Greek: ταξίδι (taxídi) — journey
• Ancient Greek: πορεία (poreía) — journey
• Haitian Creole: vwayaj — journey
• Hebrew: מַסָּע (masá) — journey
• Hindi: यात्रा (yātrā) — journey
• Hindi: सैर (sair) — journey
• Hindi: सफ़र (safar) — journey
• Hindi: सियाहत (siyāhat) — journey
• Hungarian: kirándulás — journey
• Hungarian: utazás — journey
• Icelandic: ferð — journey
• Icelandic: för — journey
• Icelandic: reisa — journey
• Ido: exkurso — journey
• Indonesian: perjalanan — journey
• Ingrian: matka — journey
• Interlingua: viage — journey
• Italian: viaggio — journey
• Italian: gita — journey
• Japanese: 旅行 (ryokō) — journey
• Japanese: 旅 (tabi) — journey
• Japanese: 旅程 (ryotei) — journey
• Kazakh: сапар (sapar) — journey
• Kazakh: саяхат (saäxat) — journey
• Khmer: ដំណើរ (dɑmnaə) — journey
• Korean: 여행 (yeohaeng) — journey
• Korean: 려행 (ryeohaeng) — journey
• Korean: 여정 (yeojeong) — journey
• Korean: 려정 (ryeojeong) — journey
• Northern Kurdish: gerr — journey
• Kyrgyz: сапар (sapar) — journey
• Kyrgyz: саякат (sayakat) — journey
• Ladino: viyaje — journey
• Ladino: viaje — journey
• Lao: ການເດີນທາງ (kān dœ̄n thāng) — journey
• Latin: iter — journey
• Latvian: brauciens — journey
• Latvian: ceļojums — journey
• Latvian: reiss — journey
• Lithuanian: kelionė — journey
• Lithuanian: reisas — journey
• Macedonian: патување (patuvanje) — journey
• Malay: perjalanan — journey
• Maltese: vjaġġ — journey
• Māori: tiripi — journey
• Marathi: सहल (sahal) — journey
• Mòcheno: roas — journey
• Mongolian: аялал (ajalal) — journey
• Norwegian Bokmål: reise — journey
• Old English: færeld — journey
• Old Norse: ferð — journey
• Pashto: سفر (safár) — journey
• Pashto: سياحت (sayāhát) — journey
• Iranian Persian: سَفَر (safar) — journey
• Iranian Persian: سِیاحَت (siyâhat) — journey
• Plautdietsch: Reis — journey
• Pohnpeian: seiloak — journey
• Polish: podróż — journey
• Polish: wycieczka — journey
• Portuguese: viagem — journey
• Romagnol: viaẓ — journey
• Romanian: călătorie — journey
• Romanian: voiaj — journey
• Romanian: excursie — journey
• Russian: пое́здка (pojézdka) — journey
• Russian: путеше́ствие (putešéstvije) — journey
• Russian: экску́рсия (ekskúrsija) — journey
• Skolt-Sami: väärr — journey
• Scottish Gaelic: cuairt — journey
• Scottish Gaelic: turas — journey
• Serbo-Croatian: izlet — journey
• Serbo-Croatian: путова́ње — journey
• Serbo-Croatian: putovánje — journey
• Slovak: výlet — journey
• Slovene: potovanje — journey
• Somali: safar — journey
• Spanish: viaje — journey
• Spanish: saltito — journey
• Spanish: viajata — journey
• Spanish: recorrido — journey
• Spanish: trayecto — journey
• Spanish: singladura — journey
• Spanish: asengladura — journey
• Swedish: resa — journey
• Swedish: tripp — journey
• Swedish: tur — journey
• Tabasaran: сиягьят (sijahjat) — journey
• Tajik: сафар (safar) — journey
• Tajik: саёҳат (sayohat) — journey
• Tatar: сәяхәт (säyäxät) — journey
• Thai: การเดินทาง (gaan-dəən-taang) — journey
• Thai: เดินทาง (dəən-taang) — journey
• Thai: เที่ยว (tîao) — journey
• Tibetan: འགྲུལ་བཞུད ('grul bzhud) — journey
• Tocharian B: yalñe — journey
• Turkish: gezi — journey
• Turkish: seyahat — journey
• Turkish: yolculuk — journey
• Ottoman Turkish: سفر (sefer) — journey
• Ottoman Turkish: سیاحت (seyahat) — journey
• Turkmen: sapar — journey
• Turkmen: syýahat — journey
• Ukrainian: пої́здка (pojízdka) — journey
• Ukrainian: по́дорож (pódorož) — journey
• Ukrainian: екску́рсія (ekskúrsija) — journey
• Urdu: سَفَر (safar) — journey
• Urdu: سِیاحَت (siyāhat) — journey
• Uyghur: سەپەر (seper) — journey
• Uyghur: ساياھەت (sayahet) — journey
• Uzbek: safar — journey
• Uzbek: sayohat — journey
• Vietnamese: chuyến — journey
• Welsh: trip — journey
• Yiddish: רייַזע (rayze) — journey
• Yiddish: יאַזדע (yazde) — journey
• Bulgarian: препъ́ване (prepǎ́vane) — stumble or misstep
• Bulgarian: гре́шна стъ́пка (gréšna stǎ́pka) — stumble or misstep
• Czech: klopýtnutí — stumble or misstep
• Dutch: misstap — stumble or misstep
• Dutch: struikeling — stumble or misstep
• Finnish: kompastuminen — stumble or misstep
• Finnish: harha-askel — stumble or misstep
• French: faux pas — stumble or misstep
• Galician: entrompicar — stumble or misstep
• Galician: zopelar — stumble or misstep
• Galician: embicar — stumble or misstep
• Galician: embolecar — stumble or misstep
• German: Abflug — stumble or misstep
• Japanese: 踏み違え (fumichigae) — stumble or misstep
• Japanese: 躓き (tsumazuki) — stumble or misstep
• Māori: hirawea — stumble or misstep
• Old English: ætspurnung — stumble or misstep
• Polish: potknięcie — stumble or misstep
• Portuguese: tropeço — stumble or misstep
• Romanian: împiedicare — stumble or misstep
• Romanian: poticneală — stumble or misstep
• Russian: спотыка́ние (spotykánije) — stumble or misstep
• Spanish: tropezar — stumble or misstep
• Swedish: felsteg — stumble or misstep
• Welsh: trip — stumble or misstep
• Bulgarian: гре́шка (gréška) — error; failure; mistake
• Finnish: erehdys — error; failure; mistake
• Finnish: virhe — error; failure; mistake
• Finnish: kömmähdys — error; failure; mistake
• Finnish: erhe — error; failure; mistake
• Finnish: moka — error; failure; mistake
• German: Fehlgriff — error; failure; mistake
• Arabic: هَذَيَان (haḏayān) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Esperanto: vojaĝo — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Finnish: trippi — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Finnish: huumetrippi — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• French: trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• German: Trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• German: Drogenrausch — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• German: Rausch — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Italian: trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Japanese: 陶酔感 (tōsuikan) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Japanese: 幻覚症状 (genkaku shōjō) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Japanese: トリップ (torippu) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Polish: haj — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Polish: kop — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Polish: odjazd — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Polish: odlot — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Polish: odurzenie — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Polish: trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Portuguese: moca — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Portuguese: mocada — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Portuguese: pedrada — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Portuguese: viagem — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Russian: кайф (kajf) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Russian: балдёж (baldjóž) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Russian: прихо́д (prixód) — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Slovak: trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Slovak: jazda — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Spanish: flipe — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Spanish: trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Spanish: viaje — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Swedish: tripp — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Swedish: drogrus — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Swedish: narkotikarus — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Welsh: trip — period of time in which one experiences drug-induced reverie or hallucinations
• Finnish: trippi — intense involvement in or enjoyment of a condition
• Finnish: matka — intense involvement in or enjoyment of a condition
• German: Trip — intense involvement in or enjoyment of a condition
• Czech: faux pas — faux pas, a social error
• Czech: trapas — faux pas, a social error
• Czech: kiks — faux pas, a social error
• Finnish: kömmähdys — faux pas, a social error
• Finnish: etikettivirhe — faux pas, a social error
• Finnish: moka — faux pas, a social error
• French: faux pas — faux pas, a social error
• French: bévue — faux pas, a social error
• German: Ausrutscher — faux pas, a social error
• German: Missgriff — faux pas, a social error
• Japanese: 無作法 (busahō) — faux pas, a social error
• Japanese: 不作法 (busahō) — faux pas, a social error
• Japanese: 不謹慎 (fukinshin) — faux pas, a social error
• Polish: faux pas — faux pas, a social error
• Portuguese: tropeço — faux pas, a social error
• Portuguese: deslize — faux pas, a social error
• Finnish: suojakytkin — engineering: mechanical cutout device
• Finnish: varoke — engineering: electrical cutout device
• Finnish: ylikuormasuoja — engineering: electrical cutout device
• Bulgarian: лека стъпка (leka stǎpka) — quick, light step
• Finnish: sipsutus — quick, light step
• German: Getrippel — quick, light step
• Finnish: murunen — small piece; morsel; bit
• Finnish: muru — small piece; morsel; bit
• Polish: kawałek — small piece; morsel; bit
• Azerbaijani: badalaq vurma — act of tripping someone
• Bulgarian: препъване (prepǎvane) — act of tripping someone
• Catalan: traveta — act of tripping someone
• Finnish: kampitus — act of tripping someone
• Finnish: kamppi — act of tripping someone
• French: croc-en-jambe — act of tripping someone
• French: croche-pied — act of tripping someone
• Galician: cambapé — act of tripping someone
• Galician: garavincha — act of tripping someone
• Galician: chambra — act of tripping someone
• Galician: traguxada — act of tripping someone
• German: Beinstellen — act of tripping someone
• Italian: sgambetto — act of tripping someone
• Old English: scremmung — act of tripping someone
• Polish: podstawienie nogi — act of tripping someone
• Portuguese: rasteira — act of tripping someone
• Romanian: piedică — act of tripping someone
• Spanish: zancadilla — act of tripping someone
• Turkish: çelme — act of tripping someone
• Finnish: luovi — nautical: single board, or tack
• Arabic: اَتْعَنْقَل (atʕanɡal) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Arabic: تعكل (tʕakkal) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Bashkir: абыныу (abınıw) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Bashkir: һөрөнөү (hörönöw) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Bashkir: һөрлөгөү (hörlögöw) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Bulgarian: спъвам се (spǎvam se) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Catalan: entrebancar-se — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Chinese Mandarin: 絆倒 /绊倒 (bàndǎo) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Czech: zakopnout — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Dutch: struikelen — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Finnish: kompastua — to fall over or stumble over an object
• French: trébucher — to fall over or stumble over an object
• French: s'enfarger — to fall over or stumble over an object
• French: se prendre les pieds — to fall over or stumble over an object
• German: stolpern — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Greek: σκοντάφτω (skontáfto) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Ancient Greek: πταίω (ptaíō) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Hebrew: מָעַד (ma'ád) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Irish: tuisligh — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Italian: inciampare — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Japanese: 躓く (tsumazuku) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Japanese: 転ぶ (korobu) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Latin: offendo — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Māori: tūtuki — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Māori: tapepa — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Māori: tapepe — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Māori: tukituki — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Māori: tatu — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Māori: hīrawea — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Polish: potykać się — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Polish: potknąć się — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Portuguese: tropeçar — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Romanian: împiedica — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Romanian: poticni — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Russian: спотыка́ться (spotykátʹsja) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Russian: споткну́ться (spotknútʹsja) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Russian: запина́ться (zapinátʹsja) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Russian: запну́ться (zapnútʹsja) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: trastrabillar — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: trastabillar[se] — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: trastrabillear[se] — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: trastabillear[se] — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: tropezar[se] — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: trompezar[se] — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Spanish: dar un traspié — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Swedish: snava — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Swedish: snubbla — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Thai: สะดุด (sà-dùt) — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Thai: สะดุดล้ม — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Tocharian B: trāpp- — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Turkish: tökezlemek — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Walloon: si trebouxhî — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Walloon: estrebukî — to fall over or stumble over an object
• Arabic: عَنْقَل (ʕanɡal) — to cause to stumble
• Arabic: عكل (ʕakkal) — to cause to stumble
• Azerbaijani: badalaq vurmaq — to cause to stumble
• Bulgarian: спъвам (spǎvam) — to cause to stumble
• Bulgarian: препъвам (prepǎvam) — to cause to stumble
• Catalan: fer una traveta — to cause to stumble
• Esperanto: malbonpaŝigi — to cause to stumble
• Finnish: kampata — to cause to stumble
• Finnish: kampittaa — to cause to stumble
• French: faire un croche-pied — to cause to stumble
• German: ein Bein stellen — to cause to stumble
• German: zum Stolpern bringen — to cause to stumble
• Ancient Greek: σφάλλω (sphállō) — to cause to stumble
• Mbya Guarani: mbo'a — to cause to stumble
• Hadza: laqo — to cause to stumble
• Irish: cor coise a thabhairt — to cause to stumble
• Japanese: よろめかせる (yoromekaseru) — to cause to stumble
• Japanese: 転ばせる (korobaseru) — to cause to stumble
• Khmer: ចំពប់ជើង (cɑmpup cəəŋ) — to cause to stumble
• Māori: rapahuki — to cause to stumble
• Māori: hīrau — to cause to stumble
• Old English: screncan — to cause to stumble
• Old English: scremman — to cause to stumble
• Polish: podstawiać nogę — to cause to stumble
• Polish: podstawić nogę — to cause to stumble
• Portuguese: tropeçar — to cause to stumble
• Portuguese: dar uma rasteira — to cause to stumble
• Romanian: împiedica — to cause to stumble
• Russian: подставля́ть подно́жку (podstavljátʹ podnóžku) — to cause to stumble
• Russian: подста́вить подно́жку (podstávitʹ podnóžku) — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: trastabillar — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: trastabillear — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: poner la zancadilla — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: meter la zancadilla — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: zancadillear — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: meter cabe — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: trompicar — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: meter un traspié — to cause to stumble
• Spanish: poner un trascabo — to cause to stumble
• Turkish: tökezletmek — to cause to stumble
• Finnish: laukaista — to activate or set in motion
• Finnish: kytkeä — to activate or set in motion
• German: einschalten — to activate or set in motion
• German: aktivieren — to activate or set in motion
• German: in Gang setzen — to activate or set in motion
• Japanese: 作動させる (sadō saseru) — to activate or set in motion
• Māori: turupana — to activate or set in motion
• Old English: stēpan — to activate or set in motion
• Spanish: conmutar — to activate or set in motion
• Arabic: هَذَى (haḏā) — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Esperanto: vojaĝi — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Finnish: trippailla — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Finnish: tripata — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• French: triper — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• German: fantasieren — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• German: halluzinieren — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• German: einen Trip haben — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Icelandic: trippa — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Japanese: トリップする (torippu suru) — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Norwegian: reise — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Polish: latać — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Polish: mieć odlot — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Polish: być na haju — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Portuguese: alucinar — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Portuguese: tripar — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Russian: кайфова́ть (kajfovátʹ) — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Russian: балде́ть (baldétʹ) — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Russian: торча́ть (torčátʹ) — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Spanish: tripear — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Spanish: tripearse — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Spanish: flipar — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Spanish: fliparse — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Spanish: loquear — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Spanish: trasoñar — to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate
• Chinese Mandarin: 旅行 (lǚxíng) — to make a trip
• Chinese Mandarin: 旅遊 /旅游 (lǚyóu) — to make a trip
• Finnish: matkustaa — to make a trip
• Finnish: matkata — to make a trip
• Finnish: kulkea — to make a trip
• German: eine Reise machen — to make a trip
• German: eine Reise unternehmen — to make a trip
• German: fahren — to make a trip
• German: reisen — to make a trip
• Japanese: 旅行する (ryokō suru) — to make a trip
• Japanese: 旅する (tabi suru) — to make a trip
• Japanese: 外出する (gaishutsu suru) — to make a trip
• Old English: feran — to make a trip
• Portuguese: viajar — to make a trip
• Romanian: călători — to make a trip
• Swedish: göra en resa — to make a trip