tracking (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: ˈtrækɪŋ
Definition
The action of following or observing someone or something, often to gather information or monitor progress.
Examples
The website uses cookies for user tracking.
The dog is excellent at tracking game through the woods.
We are tracking the progress of the new project closely.
How to Use tracking
- track down (phrasal verb)
- To find someone or something after a long or difficult search. — "It took the detective weeks to track down the missing witness."
- track progress (collocation)
- To monitor how well something is developing or advancing. — "We need a system for tracking the progress of our sales team."
- track record (collocation)
- The past achievements or performance of a person or organization. — "The company has an excellent track record in customer service."
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