trailer

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trailer
[ˈtreɪlə(r)]
sustantivo
1remolque (m) tráiler (m) (vehicle); caravana (f) roulotte (f) (caravan) (Estados Unidos)
2avance (m) tráiler (m) (cine) (for film)

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trailer [trei-lar]
sustantivo
1Carro de remolque.
2Remolque-habitación.
  • Trailer court -> estacionamiento para dichas habitaciones
3(Cin., T.V.) Avance, trailer. (n)

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trailer [ˈtreɪləʳ]
noun
1 (Aut) remolque; (m) (of truck) tráiler; (m) remolque; (m) (US) (caravan) caravana; (f) rulot; (f)
2 (Cine) tráiler; (m) avance; (m)
modifier
trailer park (n) (US) (for caravans) camping para caravanas rulots; (m)or (for trailers) camping para remolques; (m)

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tráiler
(pl tráilers)
[ˈtrailer]
masculine noun
1trailer (Cine)
2trailer (remolque); articulated lorry (camión) (British), semitrailer (United States)
3caravan (casa rodante) (Mexican SpanishBr), trailer (United States)

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tráiler [trah-ee-layr]
noun
1(Cine) Trailer. (m)
2Caravan. (Automate) (m)

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trailertrailers (plural)
tráiler
sustantivo:masculino
tráilers (plural)
1 (Cine) trailer
2 (caravana) caravan; trailer; (EEUU) [de camión] trailer; trailer unit

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