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/teɪl/
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tail
noun
tails
множ.
UK
/teɪl/
US
/teɪl/
хвост
The dog wagged its tail happily.
Собака радостно виляла хвостом.
хвостик
She tied her hair in a tail.
Она завязала волосы в хвостик.
конец
The tail of the comet was visible in the night sky.
Конец кометы был виден на ночном небе.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
кончик
шлейф
отросток
Sinonimi
extremity
rear
end
tip
follower
descendant
appendage
tail
verb
tailed
Прошедшее простое время
tailed
Причастие прошедшего времени
tailing
Герундий
UK
/teɪl/
US
/teɪl/
следовать
The detective decided to tail the suspect to gather more evidence.
Детектив решил следовать за подозреваемым, чтобы собрать больше доказательств.
преследовать
The paparazzi tail celebrities to get exclusive photos.
Папарацци преследуют знаменитостей, чтобы получить эксклюзивные фотографии.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
подстерегать
Sinonimi
chase
track
shadow
trail
follow
tail
adjective
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/teɪl/
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/teɪl/
Used attributively to denote something situated at or relating to the rear end (e.g., tail section, tail lights).
Sinonimi
caudal
posterior
rear
aft
hind
trailing
back
rearward
tail-end
Definizioni
tail
noun
The rear part of an animal, especially when elongated and extending beyond the trunk or main part of the body.
The dog wagged its tail excitedly when it saw its owner.
A thing resembling an animal's tail in its shape or position, typically something extending downward or outward at the end of a thing.
The kite had a long, colorful tail that fluttered in the wind.
The end or last part of something, especially something that is moving or has a sequence.
The tail of the parade was just passing by when we arrived.
A person who follows or spies on someone.
The detective put a tail on the suspect to gather more information.
The reverse side of a coin, usually bearing a design or emblem.
He flipped the coin and it landed on tails.
tail
verb
To follow or track someone or something closely, often secretly.
The detective decided to tail the suspect to gather more evidence.
To attach or add something to the end of something else.
The editor decided to tail the article with a brief summary.
tail
adjective
Situated at, forming, or relating to the tail or rear end of something.
The tail section of the aircraft was damaged during landing.
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