Trans vs. cis, or Z vs. E
(Z) is the same like cis

(E) is the same like trans

BUT cis and trans is usually only for double bonds with 2 different substituents. Confusion can arise when, for instance, you have 2-halobut-2-enes, because some take the highest priority when determining if this is cis or trans whereas others may take the identical groups.

You can use (Z) and (E) for more than 2 substituents, for those with higher priority. Like in your example.

In general it is better to use (Z) and (E) nomenclature to avoid these ambiguities.