Tripping
의미: Overreacting, being irrational, or making a big deal out of nothing.
'Tripping' (or 'trippin'') means someone is acting irrationally, overreacting, or being unreasonable. It can also describe someone who's delusional about a situation. Originally from drug culture (a hallucinogenic 'trip'), it broadened to mean any irrational behavior. 'You're tripping' is a common way to tell someone to calm down.
예문
- You're tripping if you think I'm waking up at 5 AM on a Saturday. 你要是觉得我周六早上五点会起床,那你想多了。Estás flipando si crees que voy a levantarme a las 5 de la mañana un sábado.土曜の朝5時に起きると思ってるなら、頭おかしいよ。토요일 아침 5시에 일어난다고? 너 미쳤어.
- She was tripping about a tiny stain on her shirt. 衣服上一个小污渍,她就大惊小怪的。Estaba montando un drama por una manchita en su camisa.シャツの小さなシミのことで、彼女は大騒ぎしてた。셔츠에 작은 얼룩 하나 가지고 그녀가 난리를 쳤다.
- Bro, quit tripping — it's not that serious. 哥们儿,别大惊小怪了——没那么严重。Tío, para de darle vueltas — no es tan grave.おい、大げさにするなって——そんな深刻じゃないだろ。야, 호들갑 떨지 마 — 그렇게 심각한 거 아니잖아.
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사용 가이드
맥락: overreaction, irrationality, calming someone, disbelief
어조: dismissive, corrective
✓ 올바른 표현
- You're tripping.你想多了。Estás flipando.お前、大げさだよ。너 지금 오바야.
- Stop tripping about it.别大惊小怪了。Deja de darle tantas vueltas.そんなことで騒ぐのやめなよ。그거 가지고 호들갑 그만 떨어.
✗ 잘못된 표현
- Telling someone they're 'tripping' when they have a valid concern can be dismissive and frustrating当别人确实有合理的担忧时说他们'tripping',会显得很不当回事,让人很沮丧Decirle a alguien que está 'tripping' cuando tiene una preocupación válida puede resultar despectivo y frustrante正当な心配をしている相手に「tripping」と言うのは、軽視的で相手を苛立たせることがある정당한 우려를 가진 사람에게 'tripping'이라고 하면 무시하는 느낌이 들어 답답하게 만들 수 있음
기원과 역사
From 1960s drug culture where 'tripping' described hallucinating on psychedelics. By the 1980s-90s, it broadened in AAVE and hip-hop culture to mean acting crazy or irrational, without any drug reference.
문화적 배경
Era: 1980s-90s mainstream
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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