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track
noun as in mark, print made by something
noun as in path, way
verb as in track progress
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Our study offers a snapshot, but long-term research could reveal whether moral judgments track broader economic or cultural changes.
The prime minister said Kebatu "must be caught and deported for his crimes", adding that police are "working urgently to track him down".
Using single-cell sequencing, advanced imaging, and preclinical models of lung injury, the Mayo Clinic team tracked the "life history" of AT2 cells.
The research—which they aim to submit to a research journal soon—tracked more than three million tech and finance workers’ employment histories on LinkedIn through the end of 2023.
Both leaders expressed confidence that they could get the trade relationship back on track.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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