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/tʁas/
Translation
trace, mark, track
Word origin
From the verb tracer, ultimately from Latin tractus ('a drawing, dragging'), from trahere ('to drag, draw').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- tractus
- English cognates
- trace, track, tract
Grammar
Examples
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The police found a trace of blood on the wall.
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The thieves left no trace.
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You can still see the footprints in the snow.
Cette .
This story left a deep mark on his memory.
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There is not the slightest trace of dust here.
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