blazoned trail
- noun
- /ˈbleɪzənd treɪl/
:
sendero marcado
- The hikers easily followed the blazoned trail through the dense woods.
Examples
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She preferred to stick to the blazoned trail rather than risk getting lost.
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A blazoned trail was marked with blue paint on the trees every few meters.
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The blazoned trail led us through the forest.
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Have you seen the new blazoned trails in the park?
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The hikers easily followed the blazoned trail through the dense woods.
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She preferred to stick to the blazoned trail rather than risk getting lost.
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A blazoned trail was marked with blue paint on the trees every few meters.
Synonyms
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1.4
A visible sign left where a person or animal has passed
Antonyms
How Clearly Marked
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a path clearly marked with signs or paint' is directly derivable from combining 'blazon' (to show or display prominently) with 'trail' (a path), with the past-participle 'blazoned' functioning adjectivally to indicate the trail has been marked. This is a straightforward compositional pattern in English and would be understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Blazoned trail comes from the image of a trail that is blazoned, made easy to see by bright paint, flags, or signs on trees. So, it means 'a path that is clearly marked' and easy to follow.