Trip

1. trip (Polish: ‘wycieczka, podróż’);
2. a state of intoxication after taking psychoactive substances

It is mostly used in the phrase ‘mieć tripa’ (Eng. to have a trip) meaning ‘1. to go on a trip, travel somewhere; 2. to be in a state of intoxication after taking psychoactive substances’.

Examples of usage:

1. […] we ate 50 mushrooms yesterday and had a beautiful trip […] /https://www.miejski.pl/slowo-Trip/

2. I’m riding with the middle schoolers on a bus. The adventure of a lifetime. “I can have a party today; I can even have a trip today. We’ll get high on acid. But will you have money?” /https://twitter.com/sle3va/status/469901404103266304/

3. I’m also going to have a trip to Warsaw hehe /https://twitter.com/ZUZIIKK_/status/1403253475702620163/

4. Mushrooms are dangerous because you can have a flashback trip at any moment, even weeks after taking them /https://twitter.com/fluffyzui/status/1306509514787741696/

5. But I will have a trip to Katowice tomorrow /https://twitter.com/PEPSlMANGO/status/1409241963589771271/