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I. trail [treɪl] N

1. trail (path):

trail
доро́жка f
trail
тропи́нка f

2. trail (track):

trail
отпеча́ток m

3. trail (trace):

trail
след m
to leave a trail
оставля́ть следы́
to leave a trail of destruction
оставля́ть следы́ разруше́ния [или разгро́ма]

II. trail [treɪl] VB trans

1. trail (follow):

trail
сле́довать по пята́м
trail
идти́ по сле́ду

2. trail (drag):

trail
волочи́ть
trail car
тащи́ть

III. trail [treɪl] VB intr

1. trail (follow):

trail
отстава́ть
trail
плести́сь сза́ди

2. trail (drag):

trail
тащи́ть

3. trail sports:

to trail behind sb/sth
отстава́ть от [или быть позади́] кого́-ли́бо/чего́-ли́бо

4. trail (move sluggishly):

trail
волочи́ться
trail
тащи́ться

vapo(u)r trail N

vapo(u)r trail
след m самолёта в разрежённом во́здухе
vapo(u)r trail
инверсио́нный след m

nature trail N

nature trail
тури́стская тропа́ f (проходя́щая че́рез се́льскую ме́стность, запове́дник и т.п.)

trail away VB intr

trail away
замира́ть
trail away
умолка́ть

trail off VB intr

trail off PHRVB trail away

trail away VB intr

trail away
замира́ть
trail away
умолка́ть
Present
Itrail
youtrail
he/she/ittrails
wetrail
youtrail
theytrail
Past
Itrailed
youtrailed
he/she/ittrailed
wetrailed
youtrailed
theytrailed
Present Perfect
Ihavetrailed
youhavetrailed
he/she/ithastrailed
wehavetrailed
youhavetrailed
theyhavetrailed
Past Perfect
Ihadtrailed
youhadtrailed
he/she/ithadtrailed
wehadtrailed
youhadtrailed
theyhadtrailed
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But unable to handle a full-court press, they gave the lead away entirely, trailing by one early in the fourth quarter.
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Conversely, the trailing player would double very aggressively, particularly if he has chances to win a gammon in the current game.
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By the mid-nineteenth century the "bonnet de police" had become a true flat cap with no trailing crown.
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The caudal fin has black trailing and leading edges, and the pelvic fin is dusky to black.
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Common names include creeping fuchsia, climbing fuchsia or trailing fuchsia.
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