Szukaj
to trail
01
ciągnąć, podążać
to be pulled along by a leading force
Intransitive
Example
The kite soared in the sky, with its long tail trailing behind it.
The banner trailed behind the airplane as it circled the stadium.
The long scarf trailed in the breeze as she walked along the beach.
02
śledzić, prześcigać
to pursue or follow someone or something closely
Transitive: to trail sb/sth
Example
The detective quietly trailed the suspect through the crowded marketplace, keeping a discreet distance.
The wildlife photographer spent hours trailing a rare species of bird to capture it on film.
The curious cat trailed the scent of food from the kitchen to the dining room.
03
ciągnąć, zwisać
to extend in a loose and flowing manner, often touching or brushing against the ground
Intransitive
Example
Her wedding gown trailed elegantly as she walked down the aisle, creating a stunning visual effect.
The wizard 's cloak trailed behind him, creating a mysterious and enchanting aura.
Vines and foliage trailed from the balcony, giving the building a picturesque and organic appearance.
04
pozostać w tyle, wlec się
to proceed at a slow pace, often with a sense of fatigue or reluctance
Intransitive: to trail somewhere
Example
The tired explorer began to trail behind the group, needing a moment to catch their breath.
As the sun set, the campers trailed back to their tents, ready for a restful night.
After the marathon, the exhausted runners trailed toward the refreshment area for a well-deserved break.
Trail
01
szlak, ścieżka
a path or track roughly blazed through wild or hilly country
02
ślad, znak
a track or mark left by something that has passed
03
ślad, wskazówka
evidence pointing to a possible solution
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