verb
trails; trailed; trailing
[+ obj] :to pull (something) behind you especially on the ground
[no obj] :to be pulled behind someone or something
to walk or move slowly as you follow behind (someone or something) [+ obj]
to be behind in a race or competition [no obj]
[+ obj] :to follow and watch or try to catch (someone or something)
always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to move, flow, or extend slowly in a thin line
[no obj] :to hang down to the ground
trail away/off
[phrasal verb] - used to say that someone's voice becomes softer and softer and then stops
noun
plural trails
[count] a path through a forest, field, etc.
the marks, signs, smells, etc., that are left behind by someone or something and that can often be followed
a route that someone follows to go somewhere or achieve something
blaze a trail
hit the trail
chiefly US :to begin a journey