track

US /træk/
UK /træk/
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a path or road that is rough or not yet made

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The old logging track was overgrown with weeds.
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We followed the animal tracks through the snow.
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a continuous strip of material, especially for a railway or a tank

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The train ran smoothly on the railway track.
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The tank's tracks gripped the muddy terrain.
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railwaylinerailtramlineroadbedpermanent waychainbelt
3.

a section of a musical recording

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This album has some great new tracks.
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The DJ played an upbeat dance track.
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songtunenumbercutrecording
1.

to follow the path or traces of (a person or animal)

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Hunters often track their prey for miles.
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We used GPS to track the delivery truck.
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followpursuetracehuntstalkshadowtaildogkeep tabs on
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to monitor the progress or development of something over time

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It's important to track your expenses to stay within budget.
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The software helps us track customer interactions.
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monitorobserverecordchartkeep tabs onkeep an eye on
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