track

[trak] / træk /

NOUN

mark, print made by something

Synonyms

STRONGEST

path record step trail

STRONG

clue footmark footprint footstep groove impress impression imprint indication memorial monument print remains remnant rut scent sign slot spoor symbol token trace tract tread vestige wake

NOUN

path, way

Synonyms

STRONGEST

course highway lane line rail road roadway route street trail

STRONG

alley artery avenue boulevard clearing cut drag footpath orbit passage pathway rails thoroughfare trajectory walk

WEAK

beaten path trackway

VERB

Synonyms

STRONGEST

follow hunt pursue stalk tail trace trail

STRONG

chase

Antonyms

STRONGEST

lose lose track of

VERB

track progress

Synonyms

STRONGEST

monitor observe

STRONG

oversee supervise

WEAK

keep an eye on keep track of

Antonyms

STRONGEST

ignore neglect pay no attention to

Example Sentences

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"Politics has disappeared lately. So we have to try to get it back on track."

From Barron's

Treasury yields tracked Japanese government bond yields higher after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates last week.

From The Wall Street Journal

Repeat visitors would sense as if the car was moving on an alternate track.

From Los Angeles Times

With just over a week still to go, the average UK air temperature across 2025 is on track to end up at about 10.05C.

From BBC

An elected treasurer does more than sign checks or track budgets.

From The Wall Street Journal