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tracks

The marks left by a person, animal, or vehicle on a soft surface. / The parallel metal rails on which a train runs. / A recorded piece of music or a specific song on an album. / A running surface at a stadium or sports field. / To follow the trail or footprints of someone or something. / To monitor the progress or development of something.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: trackspast: trackedpp: trackeding: tracking

Countable when referring to individual footprints or specific songs on an album. Uncountable when referring to the general system of railway lines.

Meanings

Noun

The parallel metal rails on which a train runs.

The train jumped the tracks during the storm.

Noun

A recorded piece of music or a specific song on an album.

Noun

A running surface at a stadium or sports field.

The athletes lined up at the start of the tracks.

Transitive Verb
[~ someone][~ something]

To follow the trail or footprints of someone or something.

Examples

The detective followed the muddy tracks leading away from the crime scene.

Detective

The train jumped the tracks during the heavy storm.

The train jumped the tracks during the heavy storm.

History

I love the third track on this album the most.

She sprinted down the tracks to beat her personal record.

She sprinted down the tracks to beat her personal record.

School Life

The hunter tracks the deer through the dense forest.

I need to track my daily calorie intake to lose weight.

Health

Wait did you see those tire tracks in the driveway?

Wait did you see those tire tracks in the driveway?

The company uses a new software to track shipments in real time.

The company uses a new software to track shipments in real time.

Business

I wonder if I can track down that rare vinyl record in the city.

Travel

Phrasal Verbs

track down

to find someone or something after a long search

track back

to retrace one's steps or follow a path in reverse

We had to track back to the trailhead when we realized we were lost.

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