what does it mean when someone calls you a trip?
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something that is funny, interesting, or strange. He's a real trip. See more words with the same meaning: dude, person of unspecified gender. See more words with the same meaning: funny.
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Generally, travel is related to an individual's movement from one place to another due to work, to meet family/friends for a short while or healthcare. Tourism, on the other hand, refers to the movement of an individual for recreational purposes.
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It means you at least seem to be thinking about something and not paying much attention to your surroundings, or at least to the person describing you as distant. ... I believe it means that the other person doesn't feel that you are in the moment with them.
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noun. a trip by students to gain firsthand knowledge away from the classroom, as to a museum, factory, geological area, or environment of certain plants and animals.
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excursion. ... The Latin root for excursion is excurrere, meaning "to run out." So if you run out for a bit to get some fresh air, you've gone on an excursion.
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Fig. the need to leave; a feeling of a need to travel. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) Hearing the train whistle at night gives me itchy feet.
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It means that he's interested, and he's leaving it up to you to make the call. He definitely doesn't intend to do business with you.
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As a business traveller, you can identify a reservation as a business trip by selecting Travelling for work during checkout. By marking your stay as a work trip, you'll be able to add trip notes that will be sent to the person who manages your company's travel.
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It means 'you interest me' because I feel curious about you. ... It could be a romantic interest or a just a friendly interest. However, if you have said or done something strange or suspicious, the person may mean 'you are strange and I am not sure if I should trust you. I want to understand what you are up to.
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Generally, it depends too on where you are when you are being asked this question. For example, if you are in a foreign country, on vacation, obviously this means “where do you live” and that's how you could answer it. If they ask you in your own country and city, then you could say where you're from originally.
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It also means that he likes you more than an average acquaintance and he especially wants you to know that. It's also a way to quickly build rapport. It works the same way in person too. Notice how you perk up when someone addresses you by name.
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Literally the expression means are you under the influence of drugs, but people often say this as a way of asking someone "Are you crazy?" Literally the expression means are you under the influence of drugs, but people often say this as a way of asking someone "Are you crazy?"
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The phrase to hitch a ride means to join someone for a ride in the direction that person is going. This oftentimes is a stranger, but sometimes people can use it when asking a friend for a ride as well, if the friend is going the same direction already.
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It can be used to refer to something not stated, or assumed in conversation but obvious to both speaker and listener. If you break this rule, it sounds like you are "depersonalizing" the person and acting like he or she is not a real human being.
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Originally Answered: What does it mean if someone keeps telling me that they are not going anywhere? It means they think you are scum, that you have no worth to society, you are going to be working at some crap job, making minimum wage, miserable for the rest of your life.
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When a person mentions your name often when talking, it might mean: He's thinking a lot about you/he's interested in you/he has a crash on you/he has feelings for you. There is a message he wants to transmit to others. ... He is stressing an idea or point by using your name as emphasis.
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It means you are not the person you are pretending to be . ... Or it may be , used as a complement sometimes when someone said to you that you are the person he / she is unable to understand or “ you are something else “ or you can say that something different .