trailer in Greek
trailer in Greek is ρυμούλκα, τρέιλερ — trailer means an unpowered vehicle towed behind a car or truck to carry cargo or equipment.
trailer in Greek
What does "trailer" mean?
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noun An unpowered vehicle towed behind a car or truck to carry cargo or equipment.
"He hitched the trailer to his pickup truck."
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noun A short preview of a film, show, or video game shown to build interest ahead of release.
"The trailer for the new sequel racked up millions of views overnight."
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noun A prefabricated home designed to be towed, typically installed permanently on a site.
"They lived in a trailer on the edge of town."
trailer in a sentence
- He hitched the trailer to his pickup truck.
- The trailer for the new sequel racked up millions of views overnight.
- Have you seen the trailer for that horror movie yet?
- They lived in a trailer on the edge of town.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "trailer" in Greek?
"trailer" in Greek is ρυμούλκα, τρέιλερ. trailer means: An unpowered vehicle towed behind a car or truck to carry cargo or equipment.
How do you pronounce ρυμούλκα?
"trailer" in Greek is ρυμούλκα, pronounced "rymoulka".
How do you use "trailer" in a sentence?
Example: "He hitched the trailer to his pickup truck." In Greek, "trailer" is ρυμούλκα, τρέιλερ.
Are there other ways to say "trailer" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "trailer": ρυμούλκα, τρέιλερ.