CEFR A2

track

noun

Meaning

A path or road made for a special purpose, like running or racing.

Examples

The race was held on a special track.
He trained on the athletics track every day.

Synonyms: path, road, course, circuit

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track (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: træk

Definition

A path or road made for a special purpose, like running or racing.

Examples

The race was held on a special track.
He trained on the athletics track every day.
The horses ran very fast on the muddy track.

How to Use track

track down (phrasal verb): To find someone or something after a long search. — "The detective managed to track down the missing person."
on track (prepositional phrase): Progressing as expected or planned. — "The project is on track to finish by Friday."
off track (prepositional phrase): Not progressing as expected or planned. — "The discussion went off track and we forgot the main topic."

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