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tract

UK
/trækt/
US
/trækt/

Traductions

tractnoun
tracts
pl
UK
/trækt/
US
/trækt/
The digestive tract is essential for processing food.
Пищеварительная система необходима для переработки пищи.
The old trade route was known as the Silk Road, a famous tract connecting East and West.
Старый торговый путь был известен как Шелковый путь, знаменитый тракт, соединяющий Восток и Запад.
The forest tract was preserved as a national park.
Лесной участок был сохранен как национальный парк.
He wrote a philosophical tract on the nature of reality.
Он написал философский трактат о природе реальности.
Traductions supplémentaires
канал
путь
трактор
Synonymes
expanse
plot
land
territory
domain
area
region
stretch
parcel
tractverb
tracted
Past Simple
tracted
Past Participle
tracting
Gerund
Archaic or poetic; to draw, drag, or attract.
tractadjective
UK
/trækt/
US
/trækt/
Used attributively, chiefly in phrases such as "tract housing" to denote mass-produced, uniform residential developments.

Définitions

tractnoun
An area of land, typically a large one.
The family owned a vast tract of farmland in the countryside.
A short piece of writing, especially on a religious or political subject, intended to influence people's opinions.
The activist distributed tracts about environmental conservation at the rally.
A system of organs and tissues in the body that perform a specific function, such as the digestive tract.
The doctor explained how the digestive tract processes food.
A continuous extent or period of time (archaic or literary).
Over the long tract of centuries, the castle fell into ruin.
tractverb
To draw or pull along; to drag (archaic).
The river slowly tracted the fallen branches downstream.
tractadjective
Relating to or characteristic of large-scale, uniformly designed residential subdivisions.
Post-war suburbs are filled with tract houses built in identical styles.
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