trace
US /treɪs/
UK /treɪs/
1.
jejak, kesan, tanda
a mark, object, or sign left by the passage or existence of a person, animal, or thing
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The police found no trace of the suspect.
Polis tidak menemui sebarang jejak suspek.
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There was a faint trace of smoke in the air.
Terdapat jejak asap yang samar di udara.
2.
sedikit, jejak, kesan
a very small quantity, especially of something that is difficult to detect
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There was only a trace of poison in the sample.
Hanya ada sedikit racun dalam sampel.
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He spoke with a faint trace of an accent.
Dia bercakap dengan sedikit loghat.
1.
mengesan, menemui, menyelidik
find or discover by investigation
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Police are trying to trace the owner of the abandoned car.
Polis sedang cuba mengesan pemilik kereta yang ditinggalkan itu.
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Can you trace the source of this problem?
Bolehkah anda mengesan punca masalah ini?
2.
menjiplak, menyalin, melukis
copy (a drawing, map, or design) by drawing over its lines on a superimposed piece of transparent paper
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She carefully traced the outline of the drawing.
Dia dengan teliti menjiplak garisan luar lukisan itu.
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He used tracing paper to trace the map.
Dia menggunakan kertas surih untuk menjiplak peta itu.