Hi! I can't understand the right meaning of word "tripping" in this context:
"And I meet my threshold for embarrassment. Tripping is bad enough. Tripping into someone is much worse. But if that someone has a body that could make sculpted statues jealous—and thinks you’ve broken your nose on one of his pecs—well, that’s when tripping runs a distant second to humane euthanasia".
Thanks for your help!
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trip [INTRANSITIVE] to hit your foot on something and fall down. The stairs are a little uneven, so be careful you don't trip.
— Mister Micawber
trip [INTRANSITIVE] to hit your foot on something and fall down.
The stairs are a little uneven, so be careful you don't trip.
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