英语词汇track的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

track /træk/ noun 1. a narrow path or road, especially one with a rough surfaceadjectivesa narrow/wide track He turned down a narrow track that led to the ocean.a steep track The house was up a steep track.a winding track (=with many curves) We followed winding country tracks.a rough/bumpy track The car bumped along the rough track.a muddy/dusty/grassy/stony track The farm lay at the end of a muddy track.a rutted track (=with deep marks in it made by wheels) They struggled on their bikes up a rutted farm track.nouns + tracka dirt track There was a dirt track leading off into the hills.a forest/mountain track I came across a deer on a forest track.a farm track She left the road and took a farm track across a field.a sheep/deer track The green hill was covered with a network of sheep tracks.verbstake a track (=start going along a track) After 300 yards, take the track on the left.follow a track Follow the track back to the car park.a track leads somewhere I began walking along the track leading towards the village.prepositionsalong a track He strode along the track.down/up a track A car was coming up the track towards the farm.THESAURUS: track → road2. tracks are marks left on the ground by a moving person, animal, or vehicleadjectivesfresh tracks (=made a short time ago) Each morning there were fresh fox tracks around the hen huts.deep tracks There were deep tracks, evidently made by a tractor.clear tracks Their feet left clear tracks in the grass.nouns + tracktyre tracks BrE tire tracks AmE There were two sets of tyre tracks.car tracks The police are studying car tracks found in the mud.animal tracks He knew how to identify animal tracks.verbsleave/make tracks Several animals had left tracks in the snow. | What made these tracks?find tracks We found fresh coyote tracks.follow tracks We followed the tracks of a deer to the river.

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释义	track /træk/ noun 1. a narrow path or road, especially one with a rough surfaceadjectivesa narrow/wide track He turned down a narrow track that led to the ocean.a steep track The house was up a steep track.a winding track (=with many curves) We followed winding country tracks.a rough/bumpy track The car bumped along the rough track.a muddy/dusty/grassy/stony track The farm lay at the end of a muddy track.a rutted track (=with deep marks in it made by wheels) They struggled on their bikes up a rutted farm track.nouns + tracka dirt track There was a dirt track leading off into the hills.a forest/mountain track I came across a deer on a forest track.a farm track She left the road and took a farm track across a field.a sheep/deer track The green hill was covered with a network of sheep tracks.verbstake a track (=start going along a track) After 300 yards, take the track on the left.follow a track Follow the track back to the car park.a track leads somewhere I began walking along the track leading towards the village.prepositionsalong a track He strode along the track.down/up a track A car was coming up the track towards the farm.THESAURUS: track → road2. tracks are marks left on the ground by a moving person, animal, or vehicleadjectivesfresh tracks (=made a short time ago) Each morning there were fresh fox tracks around the hen huts.deep tracks There were deep tracks, evidently made by a tractor.clear tracks Their feet left clear tracks in the grass.nouns + tracktyre tracks BrE tire tracks AmE There were two sets of tyre tracks.car tracks The police are studying car tracks found in the mud.animal tracks He knew how to identify animal tracks.verbsleave/make tracks Several animals had left tracks in the snow. \| What made these tracks?find tracks We found fresh coyote tracks.follow tracks We followed the tracks of a deer to the river.
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