trails

[treɪlz]

trails Definition

• 1. a rough path or track, especially one made by people or animals
• 2. a mark or a series of marks left by someone or something that has passed

Using trails: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "trails" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The trail led us through the forest.

• Example

  The dog followed the trail of the rabbit.

• Example

  There were bike trails all over the park.

• Example

  The hiker left a trail of footprints in the snow.

trails Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for trails

• path
• track
• route
• footpath
• way

Phrases with trails

• blaze a trail

  to be the first to do something or go somewhere

  Example

  She blazed a trail for women in politics.

• hit the trail

  to begin a hike or a journey

  Example

  We hit the trail early in the morning.

• lose the trail

  to stop following the path or track

  Example

  We lost the trail in the dense forest.

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Summary: trails in Brief

The term 'trails' [treɪlz] refers to rough paths or tracks made by people or animals, or marks left by someone or something that has passed. It is often used in the context of hiking and biking, as well as tracking animals or people. Phrases like 'blaze a trail' and 'hit the trail' denote being the first to do something or beginning a journey, while 'lose the trail' means to stop following the path or track.