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1. Oxford Dictionary

   trail

   • IPA[treɪl]

   英式

   • n.
     a mark or a series of signs or objects left behind by the passage of someone or something；a track, scent, or other indication used in following someone or hunting an animal
   • v.
     draw or be drawn along behind someone or something；(typically of a plant) grow or hang over the edge of something or along the ground

   • verb: trail, 3rd person present: trails, gerund or present participle: trailing, past tense: trailed, past participle: trailed

   • noun: trail, plural noun: trails

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a mark or a series of signs or objects left behind by the passage of someone or something a trail of blood on the grass the torrential rain left a trail of devastation 同義詞 series, stream, string, line, chain, ... 更多row, succession, train, train, chain, series, sequence, aftermath
   • ▪ a track, scent, or other indication used in following someone or hunting an animal police followed his trail to Dorset 同義詞 track, spoor, path, scent, traces, ... 更多marks, signs, prints, imprints, impressions, footprints, footmarks, footsteps
   • 2. a long thin part or line stretching behind or hanging down from something smoke trails we drove down in a trail of tourist cars 同義詞 wake, tail, stream, slipstream, line, ... 更多row, train, file, rank, column, procession, string, chain, array, group, following, entourage, convoy, queue
   • 3. a beaten path through the countryside country parks with nature trails easy waymarked trails for the casual walker 同義詞 path, beaten path, pathway, way, footpath, ... 更多track, course, road, route
   • ▪ a route followed for a particular purpose the hotel is well off the tourist trail 同義詞 path, beaten path, pathway, way, footpath, ... 更多track, course, road, route
   • ▪ North American a downhill ski run or cross-country ski route this steep trail is as firm as off-piste spring snow
   • 4. a trailer for a film or broadcast a recent television trail for ‘The Bill’
   • 5. the rear end of a gun carriage, resting or sliding on the ground when the gun is unlimbered.

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. draw or be drawn along behind someone or something Alex trailed a hand through the clear water her robe trailed along the ground 同義詞 drag, sweep, be drawn, draw, stream, ... 更多dangle, hang (down), tow, droop, archaicdepend
   • ▪ (typically of a plant) grow or hang over the edge of something or along the ground the roses grew wild, their stems trailing over the banks 同義詞 creep, crawl, slide, slink, slither
   • 2. walk or move slowly or wearily he baulked at the idea of trailing around the shops 同義詞 trudge, plod, drag oneself, wander, amble, ... 更多meander, drift, dawdle, straggle, loiter, linger, lag, fall behind, take one's time, not keep up, bring up the rear, traik, informaltag along behind
   • ▪ (of the voice or a speaker) fade gradually before stopping her voice trailed away 同義詞 fade, dwindle, diminish, lessen, wane, ... 更多ebb, subside, weaken, peter out, melt away, fizzle out, taper off, tail off, grow faint, grow dim, evaporate, disappear, vanish, die, come to nothing, come to a halt, come to an end, run out
   • 3. follow (a person or animal) by using marks or scent left behind Sam suspected they were trailing him 同義詞 follow, pursue, track, trace, shadow, ... 更多stalk, dog, hound, spoor, hunt (down), course, keep an eye on, keep in sight, run to earth, run to ground, run down, informaltail, keep tabs on, keep a tab on
   • 4. be losing to an opponent in a game or contest the defending champions were trailing 10—5 at half-time 同義詞 lose, be down, be behind, lag behind, fall behind, ... 更多drop behind
   • 5. give advance publicity to (a film, broadcast, or proposal) the bank's plans have been extensively trailed 同義詞 advertise, publicize, announce, proclaim, preview, ... 更多show excerpts of, call attention to, informalhype
   • 6. apply (slip) through a nozzle or spout to decorate ceramic ware.

   audit trail

   • n.
     a system that traces the detailed transactions relating to any item in an accounting record: with no satisfactory audit trail, not all overpayments had been identified

   Oxford Dictionary

   audit trail

   • n.
     a system that traces the detailed transactions relating to any item in an accounting record: with no satisfactory audit trail, not all overpayments had been identified

   Oxford American Dictionary

   sawdust trail

   • n.
     the itinerary of a traveling gospel preacher: a retired clergyman who spent his working days as an evangelist on what was left of the old Sawdust Trail

   Oxford American Dictionary

   Oregon Trail

   • ph.
     a route across the central US, from the Missouri to Oregon, some 3,000 km (2,000 miles) in ...

   Oxford Dictionary

   fire trail

   • n.
     a track through forest or bush for use in fighting fires.

   Oxford Dictionary

   paper trail

   • n.
     a series of documents providing written evidence of a sequence of events or the activities of a ... it is very important to have a paper trail in the event of a dispute the paper trail led the FBI to him in just six days

   Oxford American Dictionary

   nature trail

   • n.
     a signposted path through the countryside designed to draw attention to natural features.

   Oxford Dictionary

   trail bike

   • n.
     a light motorcycle for use on rough terrain.

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   片語

   • at the trail
   • trail arms
   • trail one's coat
3. • 更多解釋

   trail

   • IPA[trāl]

   美式

   • n.
     a mark or a series of signs or objects left behind by the passage of someone or something: a trail of blood on the grass
   • v.
     draw or be drawn along the ground or other surface behind someone or something: Alex trailed a hand through the clear water her robe trailed along the ground

   Oxford American Dictionary