Definition

To follow a path or course, often in a straight line or along a specific route.

Example

The runners track along the path every morning.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever tried to track your running progress?

Yeah, I use an app that helps me with that.

That's a great idea! I should find something to track my workouts too.

Definitely, it really keeps you motivated!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A path or course that something follows, which can refer to a physical route, a method of doing something, or a specific part of a recording.

Example

The train follows the track through the mountains.

Conversation

Have you listened to the latest song from that band?

Yeah, I love it! The track has such a great vibe.

I agree! It's definitely my favorite track from their album.

Definition

To follow or observe the path or progress of something or someone, often to gather information or keep a record.

Example

The detective was able to track the suspect's movements using surveillance cameras.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how I can track my running distance now?

Yeah, that app is really cool for keeping tabs on your progress.

I love that it can even track my pace and heart rate.

Root Explanation

Track → The word originates from Old French *trac*, meaning a path or trace. It refers to a mark or path left by something that has passed, indicating a route or course.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'path' or 'trace' left behind by something — that's why 'track' refers to following a route.

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