traipse
英 [treɪps] 美 [treps]

v.

漫步；拖曳；在…游荡；走过

n.

闲逛，长途跋涉；

变形

过去式：traipsed过去分词：traipsed现在分词：traipsing第三人称单数：traipses

英英释义

traipse[ treips ]

• v.walk or tramp about

  同义词：shlep

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. We spent the afternoon traipsing from one shop to another.
   我们用了一下午的时间逛了一家又一家商店。
2. We traipsed all the way to New York to see the tall ships.
   我们一路游荡到纽约看高桅横帆船。

权威例句

Traipse these mountain trails
OT WIN ON THE TRAIPSE OF RATHE
Traipse about Town to Sample an Art Extravaganza
Take a traipse down memory lane - just don't hold out for a bus
One Perfect Day: Two friends traipse across the Mongolian steppes
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