trail

isim C1

yürüyüş yolu, patika A2

a marked or natural path used for walking, hiking, or riding

The children walked along the forest trail during their school outing.

She marked the trail with orange ribbons so hikers could see it easily.
Local authorities closed the trail after the heavy rain caused landslides.
The ancient stone trail, still visible after centuries, attracts archaeologists worldwide.

hiking trail · yürüyüş patikası The park maintains several well-marked hiking trails for visitors.
mountain trail · dağ patikası We spent the afternoon exploring a narrow mountain trail.
follow a trail The tourists followed a trail that led to the waterfall.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

iz, delil izi B2

a series of signs, marks, or evidence left behind that indicates the previous presence or movement of something

Police found a fresh trail of footprints leading away from the crime scene.

Scientists analyzed the chemical trail left by the oil spill to assess damage.
The journalist uncovered a trail of emails that revealed the company's misconduct.
Forensic analysts reconstructed the digital trail to identify the source of the cyber-attack.
Archaeologists studied the ancient trail of pottery shards to map early trade routes.

trail of evidence · delil izi Detectives followed a trail of evidence that led to the suspect's hideout.
digital trail · dijital iz The hacker tried to erase his digital trail after the breach.
leave a trail of sth The animal left a trail of footprints in the snow.

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daha basit: evidence

fiil C1

geride kalmak, yenik durumda olmak B1

to fall behind or lag behind others in a race, competition, or progress

The cyclist trailed the pack during the first lap of the tour.

In the sales report, our region trailed the national average by five percent.
She felt discouraged when she realized she was trailing her peers academically.
Despite the early lead, the candidate began to trail in the polls as the campaign progressed.
The company's outdated technology caused it to trail behind competitors in innovation.

trail behind the competition · rekabetin gerisinde kalmak The new startup continues to trail behind the competition in market share.
trail in the race · yarışta geride kalmak She started strong but began to trail in the race after the halfway point.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: lag

zıt: lead

iz sürmek, takip etmek B2

to follow a trail, track, or clue in order to locate something or someone

Police officers managed to trail the stolen vehicle using its GPS signal.

Researchers will trail the migration patterns of whales over the next two years.
During the investigation, the agent had to trail the informant without being noticed.
The archaeologists carefully trailed the ancient stone pathway to uncover hidden chambers.

trail a suspect · şüpheliyi izlemek Detectives were able to trail the suspect through the downtown alleyways.
trail a scent · koku izini sürmek Bloodhounds can trail a scent for miles across rugged terrain.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

zıt: lead

sürüklemek, yerde sürünmek B2

to drag something behind oneself or to extend something in a line or series

She walked slowly, trailing her bag along the floor behind her.

Scientists will trail a series of sensors along the glacier to monitor melting rates.
During the experiment, the polymer chain began to trail, forming a long filament.
The documentary showed how the oil spill continued to trail across the coastline for weeks.

trail a cable · kabloyu sürüklemek The crew had to trail a cable across the river to power the temporary bridge.
trail off · yavaş yavaş azalmak The speaker's voice began to trail off as the audience grew restless.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: drag

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