trail
US /treɪl/
UK /treɪl/
1.
sendero, rastro
a path or track made across a wild or rough region
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The hikers followed the narrow trail through the forest.
Los excursionistas siguieron el estrecho sendero a través del bosque.
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We found a deer trail leading to the river.
Encontramos un rastro de ciervo que llevaba al río.
2.
rastro, huella
a mark or a series of marks left by a person, animal, or thing as it moves along
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The car left a trail of oil on the driveway.
El coche dejó un rastro de aceite en la entrada.
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A long trail of smoke rose from the chimney.
Una larga estela de humo se elevó de la chimenea.
1.
rastrear, seguir
to follow a person or animal by looking for marks or signs that they have left behind
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The police tried to trail the suspect through the city.
La policía intentó rastrear al sospechoso por la ciudad.
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The dogs were trained to trail the scent of lost people.
Los perros fueron entrenados para rastrear el olor de personas perdidas.
2.
arrastrar, flotar
to drag or stream behind something or someone
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Her long dress trailed on the ground as she walked.
Su vestido largo arrastraba por el suelo mientras caminaba.
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The kite's tail trailed gracefully in the wind.
La cola de la cometa flotaba con gracia en el viento.