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If I say " her style is a trip." Can you know what I'm saying. I'm not sure that the word is used to describe someone is sort of weird and special, is it correct?
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Maybe say her style is quirky, I would not know what you are saying if you say trip
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It's usually used in the context of something being a bit strange and wild, I'd say. It's rather an old fashioned expression now though, more dating to 1960s America!
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Thank you Terry. I'm sorry for replying messages late. What an interesting story for letting me know "what a trip." English is kind of cool but it's hard to say, I figured out that the English speakers use the simply word when they discusses something.
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Thank you Cameron. I learned this phrase from VOA website, maybe I studied the wrong information. It's really tricky to use phrases in proper time.
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"Her style is trippy" is what I think you mean, as some people have mention before it has changed meaning from the 1960s. I know some people my age that use it at times nowadays in a cool, informal context.
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