track in English: A narrow path or line that something travels along, such as the rails a train runs on. (noun)

Translation

A narrow path or line that something travels along, such as the rails a train runs on.

Word origin

From Old French trac, meaning the mark left by horses or feet.

Gender

Pluraltracks

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"Track" is the pair of rails a train runs on.

woods.

"Track" here is a small rough path.

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"Tracks" are the marks feet leave behind.

train

A long line of carriages that runs on metal tracks and carries people or goods.

road

A long, hard path that cars and people use to travel from one place to another.

follow

To go after someone or something, or to do what a rule or person says.

path

A narrow way to walk on, made across land or through a place.

station

A place where trains or buses stop so that people can get on and off.

trace

A small mark or sign showing that someone or something has been there.

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