el
masculine
/rastɾeaˈðoɾ/
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Translation
tracker
Word origin
From rastrear ('to track, to trail'), from rastro ('trail, trace'), which comes from Latin rastrum ('rake'), plus the agent suffix -dor.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- rastrum
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralrastreadores
Examples
huellas .
The tracker followed the footprints through the forest.
perderlo.
They installed a tracker in the car so as not to lose it.
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Does the tracker you carry in your backpack work?
.
The dog is an excellent tracker of people.
muestra .
A tracker in the app shows the parcel in real time.
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