track

/ˈtɹæk/

Rango de frecuencia #746

track

Traducciones

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Definiciones

  1. Sustantivo

    A mark left by something that has passed.

    Ejemplos

    • Follow the track of the ship.
    • Can you see any tracks in the snow?
  2. Sustantivo

    A footprint left by a person or animal.

    Ejemplos

    • They followed the deer's tracks through the snow.
    • Fresh tracks led toward the riverbank.
  3. Sustantivo

    The underside of a bird's foot.

    Ejemplos

    • The bird's track left a clear pattern in the mud.
    • Experts can identify birds partly by their track.
  4. Sustantivo

    A rough path or narrow road.

    Ejemplos

    • The old track wound through the forest.
    • They followed the dirt track to the cabin.
  5. Sustantivo

    The path that something moves along.

    Ejemplos

    • The comet's track took it past Earth.
    • The storm's track shifted overnight.
  6. Sustantivo

    A path made for races or exercise.

    Ejemplos

    • She ran laps around the track every morning.
    • The runners lined up at the start of the track.
  7. Sustantivo

    The direction in which something is moving or developing.

    Ejemplos

    • We need to get the project back on track.
    • His track record shows he can do the job.
  8. Sustantivo

    The metal rails that a train runs on.

    Ejemplos

    • The train slowed as it neared the curve in the track.
    • Workers repaired a damaged section of track.
  9. Sustantivo

    A large area of land.

    Ejemplos

    • They surveyed a large track of forested land.
    • The estate had a wide track of farmland.
  10. Sustantivo

    In slang, a street where sex workers look for customers.

    Ejemplos

    • The film shows women working on the track at night.
    • Police patrolled the track after dark.

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