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🔑tracktrack1 /træk / noun ➤marks on ground地面上的痕迹- [countable, usually plural] a line or series of marks that are left behind by a car, person, animal, etc.（人或动物留下的）痕迹，足迹；车辙◆The hunter followed the tracks of a deer.猎人循着鹿的足迹。◆tire tracks轮胎印
➤for train火车- [countable, usually plural] the two metal rails on which a train runs铁轨◆It's dangerous to play on the railroad tracks.在铁路轨道上玩耍是很危险的。
➤for races速度比赛- [countable] (
sport体育) a special path, often in a round shape, where people, animals, or cars race（赛跑、赛车等的）跑道，赛道
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sport体育) = track and field ◆the track team田径队
➤on tape / CD磁带；光盘- [countable] one song or piece of music on a tape, CD, or record（磁带、光盘或唱片的）一首歌曲，一首乐曲
➤in school学校- [countable] a group of students who are in the same class because they have similar abilities（能力相近的）同班同学
 ●keep / lose track of sb / sthto know / not know what is happening somewhere or to someone or something与…保持／失去联系；了解／不了解…的动态◆I can't keep track of all my kids' activities and practice sessions.我无法对我孩子们的所有活动和练习课都了如指掌。●off the beaten path / trackin a place where people do not often go在人迹罕至的地方；在偏僻的地方◆They live miles off the beaten track.他们住在非常偏远的地方。●on the right / wrong trackhaving the right / wrong kind of ideas about something思路正确／不正确◆That's not the answer, but you're on the right track.答案不对，但你的思路是对的。●on / off trackhappening or developing in a way that will lead to success / failure步入正轨；走入歧途◆She tried to get the discussion back on track.她努力想使讨论回归正题。
tracktrack2 /træk / verb [transitive] - track sb / sth (to sth) to follow tracks or signs in order to find someone or something跟踪；追踪◆to track enemy planes on a radar screen通过雷达屏幕追踪敌机
- to carry dirt, etc. on your shoes and leave it on the ground when you walk留下（脏）脚印◆Don't track mud on the carpet!别把泥脚印踩到地毯上！
 ●track sb / sth downto find someone or something after searching for him / her / it搜寻到；追踪到 |