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Danh từ

dấu, vết

motorcar track

vết xe ô tô

we followed his tracks through the snow

chúng tôi đi theo vết chân anh để lại trên tuyết

hành trình, đường đi

the track of a storm

đường đi của cơn bão

đường mòn, lối đi

a muddy track through the forest

một lối đi bùn lầy xuyên qua rừng

đường ray;(Mỹ) sân ga

a double (single) track

đường ray đôi (đơn)

the train for Chicago is on track 9

xe lửa đi Chicago ở sân 9

đường đua

a running track

đường chạy đua

a cycling track

đường đua xe đạp

rãnh ghi âm

bánh xích (xe tăng)

rãnh trượt (của màn cửa…)

cover one's track

xem cover

from (on) the wrong side of the tracks

xem wrong

hot on somebody's tracks (trail)

xem hot

in one's tracks

(khẩu ngữ)

ngay tại chỗ; đột nhiên

he fell dead in his tracks

nó ngã chết ngay tại chỗ

jump the rails (tracks)

xem jump

keep (lose) track of somebody (something)

giữ được (không giữ được) mối liên hệ tin tức với

it's hard to keep track of all one's old school friends

khó mà giữ được mối liên hệ tin tức với tất cả các bạn học cùng trường cũ

make tracks [for…]

(khẩu ngữ)

lên đường (đi tới đâu đó)

it's time we made tracks for home

đã đến giờ ta lên đường về nhà

off the beaten track

xem beat

on the right (wrong) track

làm (nghĩ) đúng (sai) cách

we haven't found the solution yet, but I'm sure we're on the right track

chúng tôi chưa tìm ra giải pháp, nhưng tôi chắc là chúng tôi đã làm đúng hướng

on somebody's track

theo vết chân, theo hút

the police are on the track of the gang

cảnh sát đang theo hút băng nhóm ấy

Động từ

theo dấu, theo dõi

the police tracked the terrorists to their hide-out

cảnh sát đã theo dấu tụi khủng bố tới nơi ẩn náu của chúng

track a satellite

theo dõi một vệ tinh nhân tạo

track an animal to its lair

theo dấu một con thú tới hang

(điện ảnh) di chuyển trong khi quay

a tracking shot

cảnh chụp khi đang di chuyển

track somebody (something) down

tìm thấy (ai, cái gì)

I finally tracked down the reference in a dictionary of quotations

cuối cùng tôi đã tìm thấy lời chú tham khảo trong một cuốn từ điển trích dẫn

* Các từ tương tự:
track and field, track events, track record, track suit, track-and-field athletics, trackage, trackball, tracked, tracker
noun

plural tracks

[count] :a mark left on the ground by a moving animal, person, or vehicle - usually plural

moose/tire tracks

Dinosaur tracks were found in the canyon.

[count] :a path or trail that is made by people or animals walking through a field, forest, etc.

Follow the track into the forest.

[count] a pair of metal bars that a train, trolley, or subway car rides along

The train went off the track. = The train jumped the track.

usually plural

We were walking beside the train/railroad tracks.

b US :a set of tracks at a train or subway station

The train to Chicago will leave track 3.

[count] :an often circular path or road that is used for racing

She ran a few laps around the track before the race.

a dog/horse track [=a track where dog/horse races are held] - see also racetrack

[noncount] US :track and field

He ran track in high school. - often used before another noun

a track star

our track team

a track event/meet - see also tracksuit

[count] :a rod or bar that is used to hold something (such as a curtain or sliding door) - see also track lighting

[count] :the course along which someone or something moves or proceeds

the track of a storm/bullet

His brother and sister went to college, but he chose a different track. [=he chose to do something different] - see also fast track, inside track, tenure-track

[count] US :a course of study followed by students who have particular abilities, needs, and goals

students on the college track - called also (Brit) stream

[count] a song on a record, CD, etc.

Tracks 6 and 11 are particularly good.

The title track [=the song with the same title as the album] is a hit. - see also soundtrack

a separate recording of each instrument or voice in a song

Increase the volume on the drum/vocal track. - see also laugh track, soundtrack

cover your tracks

to hide anything that shows where you have been or what you have done so that no one can find or catch you

The culprits covered their tracks well and left little evidence at the crime scene.

in your tracks

If you stop or are stopped in your tracks, you stop doing something suddenly or immediately.

He stopped/froze in his tracks, turned, and came back.

Her comment stopped me (dead) in my tracks. [=it surprised me very much; it caused me to stop and think]

keep track

to be aware of how something is changing, what someone is doing, etc.

There's so much going on that it's hard to keep track.

usually + of

It's hard to keep track of what's going on.

Keep track of your little brother for me, will you?

It's her job to keep track of how the money is spent.

I watch the news to keep track of current events.

lose track

to stop being aware of how something is changing, what someone is doing, etc.

With so much going on, it's easy to lose track.

usually + of

It's easy to lose track of what's going on.

I'm sorry I'm late. I lost track of the time.

We lost track of each other after high school.

make tracks

informal :to leave a place quickly

Here comes your momI'd better make tracks.

off the beaten track

xem beaten

off track

away from the main point, thought, etc.

Let's not get off track.

He kept the discussion from going too far off track.

on the right/wrong track

following a course that will lead to success/failure

Although their research is far from complete, the scientists are convinced that they are on the right track.

She believes that our current foreign policy is on the wrong track.

on track

happening the way that you expect or want things to happen :following a schedule, routine, etc.

Are we on track with the project?

The project is on track.

I had to get my life back on track after the accident.

the wrong side of the tracks

the part of a town, city, etc., where poor people live

She fell in love with a boy from the wrong side of the tracks.

verb

tracks; tracked; tracking

[+ obj] to follow and try to find (an animal) by looking for its tracks and other signs that show where it has gone

He tracked the deer for a mile.

to follow and find (someone or something) especially by looking at evidence

The detectives tracked the killer to Arizona. - often + down

They tracked him down in Arizona.

Scientists tracked down the cause of the disease to a particular gene.

If I manage to track down [=find] those photos, I'll let you know.

[+ obj] to follow or watch the path of (something)

The ship can track incoming missiles with radar.

Meteorologists are tracking the storm.

an electronic tracking device/system

to watch or follow the progress of (someone or something)

You should start tracking [=keeping track of] your living expenses.

The study tracked the patients over the course of five years.

[no obj] US :to move in a certain way or in a certain direction

The boat tracks well.

The squadron will track north by northeast for 40 miles.

[+ obj] US :to make marks by bringing (dirt, mud, etc.) indoors on the bottom of your feet

Don't you track mud into this clean kitchen!

The dog tracked dirt all over the floor.

US :to place young students in certain classes according to their abilities and needs [no obj]

This school does not track. [+ obj]

The school tracks [=(Brit) streams] students into remedial, average, and gifted classes.

[no obj] of a movie camera or video camera :to move in a particular direction especially in a straight line

At the start of the movie, the camera tracks along the street to the house's front door.

* Các từ tương tự:
track and field, track lighting, track record, trackball, tracksuit
noun

New track was laid between London and Manchester

line

rail(s)

way

railway

US railroad

A rough track leads over Sty Head Pass. Are you sure you're on the right track?

path

trail

route

footpath

course

road

street

alley

The last time I saw him he was following the track of a yeti

spoor

trail

footprint(s)

print(s)

trace(s)

footmark(s)

scent

slot

wake

Using an electronic tag, we were able to keep track of the animal's movements

keep track of

trace

track

keep an eye on

follow

pursue

monitor

supervise

oversee

keep up with or on

watch

keep a record of or on

record

She lost track of some important papers. I lost track of what I was saying

lose track of

lose

misplace

mislay

lose sight of

forget

verb

She was tracked to Istanbul, where they lost her

follow

dog

pursue

trace

stalk

shadow

trail

hunt down

chase

Colloq tail

See

above

We finally tracked him down at his mother's house in Putney

track down

find

seek out

ferret out

hunt down

trace

catch

apprehend

capture

smell or sniff out

run to earth or ground

Colloq run down

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