英语词汇“trailered”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

trail¹ /trāl/

transitive verb

To draw along behind or near the surface

To drag wearily

To drag along

To lag behind

To track, follow or hunt

To make (a path or track) through

To advertise (a forthcoming programme, etc) by trailer

To carry (a weapon) with the butt near the ground, or horizontally

To lead on

To quiz (informal)

To cover with a trailing ornament

intransitive verb

To be drawn out in length

(of eg a garment) to hang, float, or drag loosely behind

(of eg a plant) to sprawl over the ground or a support

To straggle or lag

To drag oneself along

To tail off (with away or off)

To move with slow sweeping motion or with dragging drapery

To be losing in a game or competition

noun

A track or series of marks left by a person, animal, etc moving over a surface

A track or scent, eg of hunted game

A beaten path in the wilds

A path or route

Anything drawn out in length or dragging behind

A train or tail

An act or manner of trailing

A television or cinema trailer

The track of a star on a stationary photographic plate

The part of a gun-carriage resting on the ground behind

The distance between the point at which a steered wheel meets the ground and that at which the intersection of a swivel-pin axis meets the ground (motoring)

ORIGIN: Ety doubtful; OE træglian to pluck, pull, and OFr trailler to tow, perh from L tragula sledge, dragnet, are possibilities

trailˈable adjective

trailˈer noun

A person who trails
A tracker
A creeping plant
An esp two-wheeled cart, towed or dragged by a car, bicycle or tractor
The rear section of an articulated lorry
A house on wheels, a caravan (N American)
A short film or broadcast advertising a forthcoming entertainment on television or in the cinema
The blank piece of film at the end of a reel

transitive verb

To advertise (a programme, etc) by trailer

trailˈing adjective

trailˈingly adverb

trailˈless adjective

trail bike noun

A motorcycle suitable for riding over rough ground and tracks

trailˈblazer noun

A pioneer
A person or thing that leads the way in anything

trailˈblazing adjective and noun

trailer park noun (N American)

An area reserved for mobile homes

trailer trash noun (US derogatory)

Poor and uneducated people, typically living in trailer parks

trailer truck noun (US)

An articulated lorry

trailing arbutus see arbutus

trailing edge noun

The rear edge of a wing, aerofoil or propeller
The falling portion of a pulse signal (telecommunications)

trailing vortex noun (aeronautics)

The vortex passing from the tips of the main surfaces of an aircraft and extending downstream and behind it

trail mix noun

A mixture of pieces of dried fruit (eg bananas, dates, pineapple, apricots, etc) nuts and seeds eaten as a snack, orig by hikers

trailˈ-net noun

A dragnet

trail a pike (obsolete)

To serve as a soldier

trail away or off

(esp of a sound) to become fainter

trail one's coat

To invite a quarrel

trail1 /trāl/

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