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Meanings of tripping in English
Synonyms
Examples for "swinging"
Examples for "swinging"
1
About ten minutes to twelve I heard a car come swinging in.
2
Here is a plot of the average swinging speed for different cases.
3
Gordon added 17 points, including two momentum-swinging dunks in the second half.
4
The laws of physics state the pendulum must now start swinging back.
5
However I didn't see it swinging back yet and that worries me.
1
I speak beautiful English with an accent lilting elegantly across English shires.
2
He even makes his good old short-worded Saxon go in lilting waltz-time.
3
Meanwhile, the voice in her ear took on a strange, lilting quality.
4
What a joy to listen to her lilting pronunciation of every word.
5
About his soft and lilting voice and the fierce way he kissed.
1
We used to cut it in that swingy bob just below chin level.
2
The paint on the swingy gold balls she wore at her ears was chipped and peeling.
3
A band of pipers marches out in kilts, with bagpipes and drums and the swingy march of pipers.
4
Son Jung Wan, a designer from South Korea, showed gold metallic swingy skirts, gold jacket lapels and gold-tipped shoes.
5
Her hair- anatural-lookingblond-streakedbrown-hunga few inches past her shoulders, and it was loose and swingy as she played.
Usage of tripping in English
1
Five seconds later, the Ducks' Shea Theodore received a penalty for tripping.
2
People are still tripping their way through the Invisible London multimedia exhibition.
3
It feels like Smokefree Stage Challenge, grown up and absolutely tripping balls.
4
Some day-tripping yahoos visited Loggerhead Island this morning and stirred up trouble.
5
The same idea is daintily expressed in these tripping verses of Bryant's:-
6
She could fancy evil spirits tripping to it in swarms around her.
7
Nobody could take a step without tripping over a pile of books.
8
I was falling all the time because I was tripping over things.
9
Suddenly, my foot catches on a rock and I lurch forward, tripping.
10
He came very close to tripping over a hassock on his way.
11
The lad jumped awkwardly back into the room, tripping over his spurs.
12
All yours.' The sword twisted under her slippers, tripping her retreating feet.
13
We've decided to celebrate the annual football ritual with a head-tripping playlist.
14
Unless you want to be tripping over yours, you'd better hurry up.
15
It may cause lameness, dangerous tripping, and thickening of the injured parts.
16
He scraped his hand against a tree trunk to keep from tripping.
About this term
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Tripping through the time
Tripping across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common