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Meaning oftrackin English

track

Pluraltracks
Past Tensetracked
Participle Verbtracking
Third Person Singulartracks

Definitions

Noun
1. a beaten road or pathway; trail
2. a path for racing or exercise
3. a course or direction; way forward
  The new policy will track the progress of the company.
4. a footprint or impression; sign of passage
  The hikers followed the track through the dense forest.
5. a mark left by a moving object; path
  The detective found a track of footprints leading to the suspect's house.
6. a railway path for train movement
  The train moved along the track to reach the final destination.
7. direction and progress of something
  The team will track the development of the project from start to finish.
8. sound stored on a record
  The DJ played a popular track from the new album.
9. a physical mark or groove
  The athlete competed in the track events at the Olympic Games.
10. a short music piece on a record; separated by silence
  The record had a scratch that created an unwanted track on the surface.
11. racing events in track and field
  The music producer created a new track with a unique blend of sounds.
Verb
1. to observe something over time
  The researchers will track the behavior of the animals in their natural habitat.
2. to monitor movement or location
  The GPS system helps to track the location of the vehicle in real-time.
3. to follow a moving object with a camera; maintain focus
  The cameraman learned to track the subject with a steady hand and smooth motion.
4. to follow the path or traces of something
  The detective tried to track the trail of clues left behind by the suspect.
5. to locate someone or something by tracking clues
  The police used forensic evidence to track the suspect's movements.
6. to create a recorded music piece
  The music artist spent hours in the studio to track a new single.

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