How do you use "track" in a sentence?

We followed the track through the forest. This is my favourite track on the album. We need to track our spending more carefully.

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Q: What does "track" mean?

A path or road; a piece of music; to follow or monitor The word 'track' has many meanings: a path or road, railway lines, a piece of music on an album, or marks left by something moving. As a verb, it means to follow or monitor something. 'Keep track of' means to monitor or stay informed about.

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意味: A path or road; a piece of music; to follow or monitor

轨道，小径，曲目，追踪

pista, vía, canción, rastrear

道、線路、トラック、追跡する

길, 선로, 트랙, 추적하다

The word 'track' has many meanings: a path or road, railway lines, a piece of music on an album, or marks left by something moving. As a verb, it means to follow or monitor something. 'Keep track of' means to monitor or stay informed about.

「track」有很多含义：小路或道路、铁路轨道、专辑中的一首歌曲，或者某物移动留下的痕迹。作为动词，它意味着跟踪或监控某事。「keep track of」意味着监控或保持了解。

La palabra «track» tiene muchos significados: un camino o sendero, vías de tren, una canción de un álbum, o marcas dejadas por algo en movimiento. Como verbo, significa seguir o monitorear algo. «Keep track of» significa monitorear o mantenerse informado sobre algo.

「track」には多くの意味があります：道や道路、鉄道の線路、アルバムの楽曲、または何かが動いた跡です。動詞として、何かを追跡または監視することを意味します。「keep track of」は監視する、情報を把握するという意味です。

'track'은 여러 의미가 있습니다: 길이나 도로, 철도 선로, 앨범의 곡, 또는 무언가가 움직이며 남긴 자국 등입니다. 동사로는 무언가를 따라가거나 모니터링한다는 뜻입니다. 'keep track of'는 계속 파악하다, 추적하다는 의미입니다.

例文

We followed the track through the forest.
我们沿着森林里的小径走。
Seguimos el sendero a través del bosque.
私たちは森の中の小道をたどりました。
우리는 숲 속 오솔길을 따라갔습니다.
This is my favourite track on the album.
这是我在这张专辑里最喜欢的曲目。
Esta es mi canción favorita del álbum.
これはアルバムで一番好きな曲です。
이것은 앨범에서 제가 가장 좋아하는 곡입니다.
We need to track our spending more carefully.
我们需要更仔细地追踪我们的开支。
Necesitamos controlar nuestros gastos más cuidadosamente.
支出をもっと注意深く追跡する必要があります。
지출을 더 꼼꼼히 추적할 필요가 있습니다.

発音

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場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Old French 'trac' meaning 'trail, footprint', possibly of Germanic origin. The railway sense dates from the 1820s. The musical meaning emerged in the 1950s with multitrack recording technology.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

ストーリーと豆知識

The word 'track' comes from Old French 'trac,' meaning a trail or footprint. The musical meaning emerged in the 1950s with multitrack recording, where different instruments were recorded on separate 'tracks' of tape.

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