tailgate in German
tailgate in German is Heckklappe, dicht auffahren, drängeln — tailgate means to drive too closely behind another vehicle, without leaving a safe stopping distance.
tailgate in German
What does "tailgate" mean?
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verb To drive too closely behind another vehicle, without leaving a safe stopping distance.
"The truck behind us was tailgating so closely we could barely see its headlights."
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verb To follow someone through a secured door or gate using their access rather than one's own credentials.
"Security warned staff not to let strangers tailgate them into the building."
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verb To hold or attend an outdoor party centered around the back of a parked vehicle, typically before a sporting event.
"Fans tailgated in the stadium parking lot hours before kickoff."
tailgate in a sentence
- The truck behind us was tailgating so closely we could barely see its headlights.
- Security warned staff not to let strangers tailgate them into the building.
- Fans tailgated in the stadium parking lot hours before kickoff.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "tailgate" in German?
"tailgate" in German is Heckklappe, dicht auffahren, drängeln. tailgate means: To drive too closely behind another vehicle, without leaving a safe stopping distance.
How do you use "tailgate" in a sentence?
Example: "The truck behind us was tailgating so closely we could barely see its headlights." In German, "tailgate" is Heckklappe, dicht auffahren, drängeln.
Are there other ways to say "tailgate" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "tailgate": Heckklappe, dicht auffahren, drängeln.