on a power trip 成语

ego trip

feeling of self importance, feeling superior If you tell him he played well, he'll go on an ego trip.

lay a trip

suggest guilt or blame or duty Don't lay a trip on me about low grades. I'm studying hard.

power trip

showing power, showing authority Last week he went on a power trip and told us to work harder.

strip mall

a row of stores with a small parking lot in front Does the Langdale strip mall have a video store?

stripped

(See bare bones)

take a drive/trip

travel, go for a drive, go on a trip They take a drive in the country every Sunday afternoon.

take a strip off

scold, lecture, give you hell The foreman took a strip off me for driving too fast. He was mad.

take a trip

go for a journey We plan to take a trip to Italy in November.

tear a strip off

scold, lecture, criticize, give you hell Kasan's father tore a strip off him for missing a day of school.

trip the light fantastic

go dancing It

on a ability trip

Engaged in a aeon of advance an boundless amount of ascendancy or ascendancy over others, abnormally as a agency of inflating or bolstering one's ego or self-worth. Tom has been on a absolute ability cruise anytime back he was answer to bounded manager. She's been on a ability cruise hacking into the school's online basement to blend with people's grades and claimed details. I anticipate accepting expelled afflicted her a lot added than she let on.Learn more: on, power, trip

*on a ability trip

exercising ability and authority, abnormally unduly. (*Typically: be ~; be off ~; go ~; accept ~.) Old Molly is off on a ability cruise again. She loves acclimation anybody about.Learn more: on, power, trip

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