The phrase "a full trailer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a complete promotional video or film preview that showcases the content of a movie or show.
Example: "The studio released a full trailer for the upcoming blockbuster, generating excitement among fans."
Alternatives: "a complete trailer" or "an official trailer".
This is the first footage from the upcoming film released so far, with a full trailer expected to drop soon.
In contrast, a full trailer is constructed so that all of its own weight and that of its load rests upon its own wheels.
This weekend the BBC released a teaser, a short trailer and a full trailer to build hype for the big event on 23 November.
To watch: Following a string of teasers that parodied films like "The Hangover: Part II" and "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," a full trailer has been released for the upcoming Muppets reunion movie.
A semitrailer may be converted to a full trailer by a trailer-converter dolly, an auxiliary axle assembly equipped with the lower half of a fifth wheel, a drawbar, and other special parts.
Another feature Mr. Colaco described, for trailers of feature films, lets the computer user opt to watch a full trailer, which, at two or more minutes, would be much longer than most commercials Hulu plans to run.
We provide a full trailer-load of browse (tree branches) for our animals each day, so a lot of the morning is taken going out to source browse locally and tying it up into bundles.
Post-Bethesda's conference, we've seen a fuller trailer and a several minutes of actual gameplay.
Give the Solo teaser and full trailer a watch above.
Until we find out what the hell that's all about, give the full trailer a watch above.
We dug up a bootleg version of the full trailer for Transformers 2 – Revenge of the Fallen as early as last Friday but now we have the official one (in high quality).
