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Meanings of trail in English
Usage of trail in English
1
After high school graduation, however, many students stop leaving a paper trail.
2
The muddy trail I had left ten days ago seemed quite undisturbed.
3
Look the wrong way too often and every trail may go cold.
4
Could he have left a trail by way of his sea charts?
5
Increases in deaths tend to trail spikes new infections by several weeks.
6
When in doubt, bring a longer rope or trail a second rope.
7
But Hispanics still trail other ethnic groups in important aspects of society.
8
Therefore, they goaded the State into following them deeper down that trail.
9
One learns the charm of the lone trail in the Canadian bush.
10
Last month Kenyan detectives hunting her said the trail had gone cold.
11
The trail swerved to the left following the base of the cliffs.
12
Be strong in that as in the courage of the lone trail.
13
On a level trail, that wouldn't have been much of a problem.
14
A tiny trail of smoke curled up; and faded in the blue.
15
A rich paper trail will no doubt yield the facts of SolyndraGate.
16
The last wagon disappeared up the trail in the dust and darkness.
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Trail through the time
Trail across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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