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  2. trail:
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Detailed Translations for trailer from English to French

trailer:

trailer [the ~] nomen

  1. the trailer
    le remorque
  2. the trailer (straggler; laggard; back marker)
    le retardataire; le traînard
  3. the trailer (trailing clip; trailer video; trailing video; trailer clip)
    – A video that plays after the main video ends. 1
    amorce vidéo de fin; amorce de fin

Translation Matrix for trailer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
remorque trailer four wheel trailer; luggage van; second carriage; towing cable; trailer wagon
retardataire back marker; laggard; straggler; trailer dawdler; laggard; late comer; latecomer; loiterer; slowcoach; slowpoke; snail
traînard back marker; laggard; straggler; trailer dawdler; laggard; lingerer; loiterer; slacker; slow poke; slowcoach; slowpoke; snail; stick-in-the-mud
- dawdler; drone; house trailer; laggard; lagger; poke; preview; prevue
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amorce de fin trailer; trailer clip; trailer video; trailing clip; trailing video
amorce vidéo de fin trailer; trailer clip; trailer video; trailing clip; trailing video
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bicycle trailer
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
traînard languid; lazy; listless; slow; sluggish; tardy

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Synonyms for "trailer":


Related Definitions for "trailer":

  1. a wheeled vehicle that can be pulled by a car or truck and is equipped for occupancy2
  2. a large transport conveyance designed to be pulled by a truck or tractor2
  3. an advertisement consisting of short scenes from a motion picture that will appear in the near future2
  4. someone who takes more time than necessary; someone who lags behind2
  5. Information, typically occupying several bytes, at the tail end of a block (section) of transmitted data and often containing a checksum or other error-checking data useful for confirming the accuracy and status of the transmission.1
  6. A video that plays after the main video ends.1

Wiktionary Translations for trailer:

trailer
noun
  1. vehicle towed behind another, used for carrying equipment
  2. furnished vehicle towed behind another, used as a dwelling when stationary
  3. preview of a film
trailer
noun
  1. séquence vidéo faisant la promotion d’un film, d’un jeu vidéo, d’une émission de télévision ou d’une pièce de théâtre qui doit sortir/être diffusée/être interprétée prochainement.
  2. Véhicul.
  3. Outil
  4. Véhicule sans moteur (2)
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• trailer → remorque ↔ aanhanger — rijdend object dat achter de auto gehangen kan worden voor het vervoeren van goederen.
• trailer → remorque ↔ Anhänger — Fahrzeug, das über keinen eigenen Antrieb verfügt und hinter Kraftfahrzeugen mitgeführt wird

trailer form of trail:

trail [the ~] nomen

  1. the trail (way; track; path; )
    – a path or track roughly blazed through wild or hilly country 2
    l'itinéraire; le trajet; le parcours; la tournée; la route; la voie; la manche; la portion de route; le tour; la ronde
  2. the trail (wisp; weft; string)
    la filet; la traînée
  3. the trail
    – A line drawn by a user with his free hand. 1
    traçage

to trail verb (trails, trailed, trailing)

  1. to trail (tow; haul)
    remorquer; traîner
    • remorquer verb (remorque, remorques, remorquons, remorquez, )
    • traîner verb (traîne, traînes, traînons, traînez, )

Conjugations for trail:

present
  1. trail
  2. trail
  3. trails
  4. trail
  5. trail
  6. trail
simple past
  1. trailed
  2. trailed
  3. trailed
  4. trailed
  5. trailed
  6. trailed
present perfect
  1. have trailed
  2. have trailed
  3. has trailed
  4. have trailed
  5. have trailed
  6. have trailed
past continuous
  1. was trailing
  2. were trailing
  3. was trailing
  4. were trailing
  5. were trailing
  6. were trailing
future
  1. shall trail
  2. will trail
  3. will trail
  4. shall trail
  5. will trail
  6. will trail
continuous present
  1. am trailing
  2. are trailing
  3. is trailing
  4. are trailing
  5. are trailing
  6. are trailing
subjunctive
  1. be trailed
  2. be trailed
  3. be trailed
  4. be trailed
  5. be trailed
  6. be trailed
diverse
  1. trail!
  2. let's trail!
  5. trailed
  6. trailing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for trail:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
filet string; trail; weft; wisp board; board of directors; board of managers; cable; committee; cotton; direction; filet; fillet; flex; management; network; piping; safety net; string of the tongue; supervision; tennis net; thread; web; wire; yarn
itinéraire avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way avenue; career; itinerary; path; road; route; street; travel plan; travelling plan; travelling-plan; way
manche avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way ear; games; handle; heat; hilt; kraut; round; set; sleeve
parcours avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way avenue; career; course; path; road; street; track; way
portion de route avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way stretch
remorquer dragging; hauling
ronde avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way circle; crow's nest; making one's round; ring; round; round dance; tour; tour of inspection
route avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way avenue; career; country road; course; direction; lane; navigational route; path; road; street; track; way
tour avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way ability; adroitness; agility; art; castle-tower; circle; dealing with; dexterity; drive; excursion; expedition; feat; game; gimmick; go; hike; hiking tour; inversion; journey; knack; lathe; making one's round; march; orbit; outing; passage; prank; promenade; ramble; revolution; ring; rotation; round; shenanigan; short walk; silly trick; skill; skyscraper; sleight of hand; stroll; tour; tour of inspection; tower; tower block; tramp; trick; trip; turn; turret; voyage; walk
tournée avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way excursion; journey; making one's round; tour; tour of inspection; trip
trajet avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way avenue; career; path; road; street; way
traçage trail tracing
traînée string; trail; weft; wisp bitch; sloven; slut; trollop
voie avenue; distance; journey; path; reach; road; round; small circle; stretch; track; trail; way avenue; career; carriageway; country road; function; installment; instalment; job; lane; path; position; post; road; roadway; street; track; traffic lane; way
- lead; track
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
remorquer haul; tow; trail pull along; schlep; shlep
traîner haul; tow; trail be lost; bear; brood over; carry; carry along; dawdle; defer; delay; deter; do nothing much; doubt; drag; drag along; drag away; draw; fling about; hang about; haul; hesitate; idle; knock about; linger; loiter; lounge; lounge about; lounge around; lug; lug away; parade; pull; saunter; saunter about; sit around; stand around; stroll; tarry; waffle; walk about; walk round; waver
- chase; chase after; dog; drag; drop back; drop behind; get behind; give chase; go after; hang back; shack; tag; tail; track; train

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Related Definitions for "trail":

  1. a path or track roughly blazed through wild or hilly country2
  2. evidence pointing to a possible solution2
    • the trail led straight to the perpetrator2
  3. a track or mark left by something that has passed2
    • there as a trail of blood2
    • a tear left its trail on her cheek2
  4. drag loosely along a surface; allow to sweep the ground2
    • The toddler was trailing his pants2
  5. hang down so as to drag along the ground2
    • The bride's veiled trailed along the ground2
  6. go after with the intent to catch2
  7. to lag or linger behind2
  8. move, proceed, or walk draggingly or slowly2
    • John trailed behind his class mates2
    • The Mercedes trailed behind the horse cart2
  9. A line drawn by a user with his free hand.1

Wiktionary Translations for trail:

trail
verb
  1. follow behind
  2. drag behind
noun
  1. track followed by a hunter
  2. route for travel over land
trail
noun
  1. Partie d’une arme de poing
  2. Figure empreinte, impression, marque.
  3. imprimerie|fr action par laquelle une chose appliquer sur une autre y laisser une empreinte ; résultat de cette action.
  4. Trace qu’a laissée un animal ou un homme sur le sol où il a marché.
  5. Espace intérieur réservé à la pratique d'une activité de détente particulière.
  6. Chemin étroit au travers des champs, des bois, etc.
verb
  1. Aller après pour atteindre et pour prendre
  2. Traductions à trier suivant le sens
  3. tirer après soi.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• trail → piste ↔ Fährte — Jägersprache: Fußabdrücke (eines Tieres) auf dem Boden

Trailer:

Trailer [the ~] nomen

  1. the Trailer
    – One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. ID3v1 genre ID # 70. 1
    Bande-annonce

Translation Matrix for Trailer:

Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Bande-annonce Trailer

Related Definitions for "Trailer":

  1. One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. ID3v1 genre ID # 70.1

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