track
/træk/ v [T] (MAKE MARKS)Definition
› to follow something that moves or changes by noticing marks or signs that it has left behind: The study tracked the careers of 1226 doctors who trained at Harvard Medical School. › If you track something messy or dirty, you leave messy or dirty marks when walking because you had something on your shoes or feet: The kids are always tracking mud in the kitchen.
(Definition of track v (MAKE MARKS) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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