How Do You Spell TRAWLS?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈɔːlz] (IPA)

Trawls is a verb with two syllables that is pronounced /trɔːlz/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The first syllable is pronounced as "traw" with an elongated 'o' sound, while the second syllable is pronounced with a soft 's' sound. The spelling of the word "trawls" is significant in that it is spelled with an 's' instead of a 'z' as in other words like "towels" or "bowels". This difference in spelling can be attributed to the etymology of the word which has its roots in Old French.

TRAWLS Meaning and Definition

  1. Trawls, in its most common usage, refers to a type of fishing gear used for catching marine organisms. Specifically, a trawl is a large fishing net that is dragged along the seafloor or through the water column, usually by a fishing vessel. The trawl net is specially designed with weighted edges and a wide mouth, allowing it to be deployed and towed in a controlled manner. Trawls typically have mesh openings that allow smaller organisms to escape, while retaining larger target species.

    The term "trawls" can also have additional meanings beyond its fishing context. In a broader sense, it can refer to any systematic or thorough search or investigation conducted to gather information or data. For example, in a scientific context, researchers may use the term "trawls" to describe the process of collecting large volumes of data through surveys or tests. Similarly, in a digital sense, web trawling or web scraping refers to the automated process of extracting information from websites.

    Overall, "trawls" encompasses the method of fishing with a specific type of net and, more generally, the act of systematically gathering information through various means.

Common Misspellings for TRAWLS

Etymology of TRAWLS

The word "trawls" is actually the plural form of the noun "trawl". The etymology of "trawl" can be traced back to Middle English and the Old French word "trauail". This Old French term originated from the Latin word "tragula", which meant "drag net". Over time, the spelling evolved, and "trawl" came to refer specifically to a type of fishing net that is dragged along the bottom of the water to catch fish.

Similar spelling word for TRAWLS

Conjugate verb Trawls

CONDITIONAL

I would trawl
we would trawl
you would trawl
he/she/it would trawl
they would trawl

FUTURE

I will trawl
we will trawl
you will trawl
he/she/it will trawl
they will trawl

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have trawled
we will have trawled
you will have trawled
he/she/it will have trawled
they will have trawled

PAST

I trawled
we trawled
you trawled
he/she/it trawled
they trawled

PAST PERFECT

I had trawled
we had trawled
you had trawled
he/she/it had trawled
they had trawled

PRESENT

I trawl
we trawl
you trawl
he/she/it trawls
they trawl

PRESENT PERFECT

I have trawled
we have trawled
you have trawled
he/she/it has trawled
they have trawled
I am trawling
we are trawling
you are trawling
he/she/it is trawling
they are trawling
I was trawling
we were trawling
you were trawling
he/she/it was trawling
they were trawling
I will be trawling
we will be trawling
you will be trawling
he/she/it will be trawling
they will be trawling
I have been trawling
we have been trawling
you have been trawling
he/she/it has been trawling
they have been trawling
I had been trawling
we had been trawling
you had been trawling
he/she/it had been trawling
they had been trawling
I will have been trawling
we will have been trawling
you will have been trawling
he/she/it will have been trawling
they will have been trawling
I would have trawled
we would have trawled
you would have trawled
he/she/it would have trawled
they would have trawled
I would be trawling
we would be trawling
you would be trawling
he/she/it would be trawling
they would be trawling
I would have been trawling
we would have been trawling
you would have been trawling
he/she/it would have been trawling
they would have been trawling

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