The names are different in each place. In the United States and Canada, these can be collectively called commercial trucks/heavy trucks, which are different from the pickup trucks that fill the streets. There are many proprietary words here, and due to the social hierarchy of truck drivers, these languages are often close to each other. Ubisoft's English version is titled xxxx launch trailer, and the Chinese version is xxxx. It's now available. 2k in English is xxx2k launch trailer. In Chinese, sometimes the title says xxx2k global launch, and sometimes it says xxx2k latest trailer. This is an interesting question, but I don't have a definite answer. Just to share my knowledge: I searched for "trailer English" and "film flower English". What's interesting is that these three terms share an entry in Wikipedia: English: trailer Cantonese: film.
Modern Trailer Park/Rosenberg, Texas
Trailer hitch is also called tow hitch or tow bar. It is a hinged device fixed on the frame or body of the vehicle. This thing is divided into American standard and European standard, and the interface is different.
