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tracks

UK
/træks/
US
/træks/

Translations

tracknoun

tracks

pl

tracks
pl
UK
/træk/
US
/træk/
The new album has a great opening track.
В новом альбоме отличный начальный трек.
The athletes ran around the track.
Спортсмены бегали по дорожке.
The hunter followed the animal's track.
Охотник следовал по следу животного.
The train stayed on the track.
Поезд оставался на пути.
Additional translations
трасса
колея
трековый путь
гусеница
Synonyms
path
trail
route
course
way
railway
trackway
footpath
road
line
trackverb

tracks

tracked
Past Simple
tracked
Past Participle
tracking
Gerund
UK
/træk/
US
/træk/
We need to track the shipment to ensure it arrives on time.
Нам нужно отслеживать отправление, чтобы убедиться, что оно прибудет вовремя.
The software can track user activity on the website.
Программа может следить за активностью пользователей на сайте.
It's important to track the progress of the project.
Важно прослеживать прогресс проекта.
Additional translations
тралить
Synonyms
follow
pursue
trace
monitor
observe
chase
trail

Definitions

tracknoun
A path or trail that is made by people or animals walking over the ground.
The hikers followed the narrow track through the forest.
A mark or line of marks left on the ground by a moving animal, person, or vehicle.
The hunter found deer tracks in the snow.
A course laid out for running or racing.
The athletes gathered at the track for the 100-meter dash.
A continuous line of rails on which trains run.
The train sped along the track towards the city.
A recording of one song or piece of music.
The album's title track became a hit single.
An individual layer or channel of recorded sound within a multi-track recording.
The engineer muted the vocal track while adjusting the drums.
A continuous belt of metal or rubber treads fitted around the wheels of a vehicle such as a tank or bulldozer.
Mud clogged the excavator's tracks.
The sport of running races on a prepared oval course; track and field athletics.
He excelled in track during high school.
trackverb
To follow the trail or movements of someone or something, typically in order to find them or note their progress.
The hunters tracked the deer through the forest.
To observe or monitor the progress or development of something over a period of time.
The scientist tracked the growth of the plants in the experiment.
To record the progress or development of something.
The software tracks the user's activity on the website.
To move in relation to something else, often in a parallel or corresponding manner.
The camera tracked the actor as he moved across the stage.
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