trailer
/ˈtreɪlər/
noun
- A vehicle designed to be pulled by another vehicle, used for transporting goods, equipment, or living space.
- The moving company loaded all our furniture into a large trailer.
- We stayed in a small trailer during our camping trip in the national park.
- They hitched the boat trailer to the truck and drove to the lake.
- A short preview or advertisement for a movie, television show, or video game.
- I watched the trailer for the new game and it looks amazing.
- The movie trailer made me really excited to see the film in theaters.
- The studio released a trailer for the upcoming series on social media.
- A mobile home; a house that can be moved, typically parked in a designated area.
- He bought a used trailer and parked it on a lot near the river.
- The retirement community has many trailers with beautiful gardens.
- They lived in a trailer while their house was being rebuilt after the storm.
Synonyms
verb
- To transport something by means of a trailer.
- He trailered his boat to the coast for the weekend.
- We trailered the horses to the competition grounds.
- The company trailered the equipment to the construction site.