To guilt-trip someone is to make them feel guilty on purpose, so that they will do what you want — ring home, give money, change a plan. It is an informal verb, born from the noun a guilt trip.

To guilt-trip someone Guilt-trip一個人 is to make them feel guilty on purpose是故意讓他們感到有罪惡感，so that they will do what you want好讓他們做你想要的事──ring home打電話回家、give money給錢、change a plan改變計畫。It它 is an informal verb是一個口語動詞，born from the noun a guilt trip是從名詞a guilt trip衍生出來的

You can guilt-trip a friend ('Don't guilt-trip me into staying'), or talk about being guilt-tripped by a parent. The trip here is not a holiday; it is the older slang trip meaning a mental ride, the same piece as in ego trip.

You你 can guilt-trip a friend ('Don't guilt-trip me into staying')可以guilt-trip一個朋友（像「Don't guilt-trip me into staying」），or talk about being guilt-tripped by a parent或談論被父母guilt-tripped。The trip here這裡的trip is not a holiday不是「旅行、假期」的意思；it它 is the older slang trip meaning a mental ride是比較舊的俚語trip，意思是一趟心理上的旅程，the same piece as in ego trip跟ego trip裡的那個trip是同一個東西

Though actually, the noun is still very common: to lay a guilt trip on someone, or to give someone a guilt trip, means the same game. The English word is casual, a bit sharp, and not used in formal essays unless you are quoting speech.

Though actually不過事實上，the noun名詞用法 is still very common還是很常見：to lay a guilt trip on someone把guilt trip加在某人身上，or to give someone a guilt trip或給某人a guilt trip，means the same game意思是同一回事。The English word這個英文詞 is casual, a bit sharp是口語的、有點尖銳，and not used in formal essays unless you are quoting speech而且不會用在正式文章裡，除非你在引用口語