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ESLPod_0187_WE_0049 Enjoying the Outdoors In this podcast, the word "trail" is a noun which means a thin piece of road meant for walking or bicycling, away from majors roads and highways: "I like taking the bike trail because cars are not allowed on it." "Trail" also has another meaning. A "trail" can mean traces or tracks, like footprints or pieces of information that can lead to a person or thing: "The police found a trail of evidence against the criminal." Or, "I lost my dog, but by following his trail, I found her at my neighbor's house." The word can also be used as a verb, "to trail," to mean to follow someone or something slowly: "I trailed his car for several miles so that I wouldn't get lost in the mountains."

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ESLPod 187 trail Nature + Weather

Id	ESLPod_0187_WE_0049
Episode Id	ESLPod 187
Episode Title	Enjoying the Outdoors
Phrase	trail
Text	In this podcast, the word "trail" is a noun which means a thin piece of road meant for walking or bicycling, away from majors roads and highways: "I like taking the bike trail because cars are not allowed on it." "Trail" also has another meaning. A "trail" can mean traces or tracks, like footprints or pieces of information that can lead to a person or thing: "The police found a trail of evidence against the criminal." Or, "I lost my dog, but by following his trail, I found her at my neighbor's house." The word can also be used as a verb, "to trail," to mean to follow someone or something slowly: "I trailed his car for several miles so that I wouldn't get lost in the mountains."
Topics	Nature + Weather

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