tracked
- 01 B1 Intermediate
v.followed the movement or progress of someone or something.
v.followed the path, progress, or development of an entity over time. Transitive; often used in digital or logistical contexts.
Simple“The company tracked the package until it arrived at my front door.”
In context“The researchers tracked the migration patterns of the herd for three years to understand the impact of the new highway.”
UsageOften used with 'down' to mean finding something after a long search.
- 02 C1 Advanced
adj.describes a vehicle that moves on continuous metal belts instead of wheels.
adj.equipped with continuous tracks or treads for movement over rough or soft terrain.
Simple“The heavy tracked vehicle moved easily through the deep mud.”
In context“The military deployed several tracked units to navigate the marshy terrain where standard wheeled transport would have become stuck.”
UsageUsually placed before the noun it describes.
Synonymscaterpillar driveAntonyms