trailer
- IPA[ˈtreɪlə]
英式
- an unpowered vehicle towed by another.；the rear section of an articulated lorry
- give advance publicity to (a film, broadcast, or proposal) by releasing extracts or selected details；transport (something) by trailer
verb: trailer, 3rd person present: trailers, gerund or present participle: trailering, past tense: trailered, past participle: trailered
noun: trailer, plural noun: trailers
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名詞
- 1. an unpowered vehicle towed by another.
- ▪ the rear section of an articulated lorry forty lorry trailers loaded with fish
- ▪ an open cart a farm trailer hauled by a tractor
- ▪ a platform for transporting a boat.
- ▪ North American an unpowered vehicle equipped for living in, typically used during holidays; a caravan.
- ▪ North American a mobile home.
- 2. a series of extracts from a film or broadcast, used for advance publicity terrific trailers for mediocre movies
- 3. a thing that trails, especially a trailing plant.
動詞
- 1. give advance publicity to (a film, broadcast, or proposal) by releasing extracts or selected details the series has already been heavily trailered
- 2. transport (something) by trailer the aircraft is easy to trailer and will fit into any garage
- an area with special amenities where trailers are parked and used for recreation or as ...
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- a trailer having wheels at the back but supported at the front by a towing vehicle.
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- a caravan site.
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- an articulated lorry.
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- a small sailing boat which can be transported on a trailer: his parents had a little trailer-sailer called Smithy
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- an articulated truck.
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- poor lower-class white people typified as living in trailers: their parenting style has moved the family from upper-middle-class suburban to trailer trash in one generation
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- a transport vehicle consisting of a semi-tractor and attached trailer.
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- IPA[ˈtrālər]
美式
- an unpowered vehicle towed by another.
- advertise (a movie or program) in advance by broadcasting excerpts or details: the series has already been heavily trailered
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