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tracks Meaning in Japanese (tracks 英語 意味)

noun足跡, 線路
verb追跡する
足跡 in English:tracks
Phonetic:あしあと
Quick Answer • 要約

tracks の日本語の意味は「足跡, 線路, 追跡する」です。 (人、動物、または乗り物が通過した後に表面に残された跡。)

Definitions of Tracks

  1. 1
    noun
    足跡

    The marks left on a surface by a person, animal, or vehicle, indicating their passage.

    人、動物、または乗り物が通過した後に表面に残された跡。

  2. 2
    noun
    線路

    A pair of parallel rails along which a train runs, forming a railway line.

    列車が走る平行な2本のレールで、鉄道線路を形成するもの。

  3. 3
    verb
    追跡する

    To follow the path or trail of someone or something, often to find or observe them.

    誰かまたは何かを見つけたり観察したりするために、その進路や足跡をたどること。

Example Sentences

casual

“We saw deer tracks in the snow this morning.”

今朝、雪の中に鹿の足跡を見ました。

casual

“The train was delayed because of an issue on the tracks.”

線路の問題で列車が遅延しました。

formal

“The police are trying to track the suspect's movements.”

警察は容疑者の動きを追跡しようとしています。

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Synonyms (類語)

Inflected Word Forms

past tensetracked
gerundtracking
nountrack
agent nountracker
adjectivetrackable

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

keep track ofexpression

To stay informed about something or someone's progress or whereabouts.

lose track ofexpression

To no longer know where something or someone is or what is happening.

off the beaten trackidiom

In a place where few people go, far from any main roads and towns.