英语词组tracks是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomtrackscover your tracksto hide something, usually wrong or illegal, that you have done so that no one finds out:Phelps tried to cover his tracks by using a false passport.I've got some good contacts - they give me important information and they always make sure they cover their tracks completely.make tracks (for)to leave a place, especially quickly, and go somewhere else:Rushton was making tracks for New York when the message came for him to go to Venice.stop (dead) in your tracks(also be stopped in your tracks)to stop suddenly because something has surprised or frightened you or made you angry:They stopped dead in their tracks and started shouting at the guard.I was stopped in my tracks by a roar from the stadium.Alarm bells sounded and many people froze in their tracks with fear.stop sth (dead) in its tracks(also stop sb (dead) in his/her tracks)to stop a process or activity from continuing or developing, or to make someone stop what they are saying or doing:The Parliamentary Committee was stopped dead in its tracks this week by a message from the Minister of Agriculture.A desert locust plague has been stopped in its tracks by new techniques of prevention.We have received new information that could stop the deal in its tracks.

track

1. in. [for a laser beam, a phonograph stylus, a tape head, etc.] to successfully transfer information to or from a recording medium. Something here won’t track. Must be the stylus.

2. in. [for a person] to make sense. (Usually in the negative.) She wasn’t tracking. There was no sense in trying to talk to her before she came out of it.

3. in. to coincide; to agree; to jibe. These two things don’t track. I don’t know what’s wrong.

4. n. a musical selection on a recording of some kind. The next track is my favorite.

See:

a track record
along the beaten track
around the block
back on track
be off the beaten track
be on the right track
be on the right/wrong track
be on the wrong track
be on track
beaten track, (off) the
cover (one's) tracks (up)
cover one's tracks
cover tracks
cover your tracks
dead in (someone's or something's) tracks
dead in one's tracks
dead in or an animal's tracks
down the track
drop in (one's) tracks
drop in one's tracks
drop in tracks
fast lane/track, in/on the
fast track
fast-track
follow in (one's) tracks
follow in someone's footsteps
follow in tracks
from the wrong side of the tracks
from/on the wrong side of the tracks
get off track
get the inside track
give (one) the inside track
halt (someone or something) (dead) in its/(one's) tracks
have a one-track mind
have the inside track
hot on (one's) tracks
hot on (one's) trail
hot on somebody's/something's tracks/trail
hot on the track of (someone or something)
in (one's) tracks
in tracks
inside track
inside track, the
jump the track
jump the track(s)
keep on track
keep tab
keep track
keep track of something/someone
keep/lose track
lose track
lose track of (someone or something)
lose track of something/someone
make tracks
make tracks, to
mommy track
off (the) track
off the beaten track
off the track
on the beaten track
on the fast track
on the right tack
on the right track
on the track of
on the trail
on the wallaby (track)
on the wallaby track
on the wrong side of the tracks
on the wrong tack
on the wrong track
on track
one-track mind
one-track mind, to have a
other side of the tracks
put (one) off the track
put off the track
railroad tracks
right side of the tracks
right tack/track, to take/on the
side of the tracks
stop (dead) in (one's) tracks
stop (someone or something) (dead) in its/(one's) tracks
stop cold
stop dead in tracks
stop one dead in tracks
stop someone in their tracks
stop something in its tracks
stop/halt somebody in their tracks
the fast track
the inside track
the other side of the tracks
the right side of the tracks
the wrong side of the tracks
throw (one) off the track
throw off the track
track
track down
track into some place
track over
track record
track up
wrong side of the tracks
wrong side of the tracks, the

词组	tracks
释义	make tracksrailroad trackswrong side of the tracks tracks noun bruises, punctures and sores visible on the skin of an intravenous drug user US, 1960.► across the tracks; wrong side of the tracksthe socially inferior area of town. The railway often separated the better-off part of an American town from the poorer quarters. Duke Ellington's 'Across the Tracks Blues' dates to 1943 US, 1943.► make tracksto leave US, 1945 idiomtrackscover your tracksto hide something, usually wrong or illegal, that you have done so that no one finds out:Phelps tried to cover his tracks by using a false passport.I've got some good contacts - they give me important information and they always make sure they cover their tracks completely.make tracks (for)to leave a place, especially quickly, and go somewhere else:Rushton was making tracks for New York when the message came for him to go to Venice.stop (dead) in your tracks(also be stopped in your tracks)to stop suddenly because something has surprised or frightened you or made you angry:They stopped dead in their tracks and started shouting at the guard.I was stopped in my tracks by a roar from the stadium.Alarm bells sounded and many people froze in their tracks with fear.stop sth (dead) in its tracks(also stop sb (dead) in his/her tracks)to stop a process or activity from continuing or developing, or to make someone stop what they are saying or doing:The Parliamentary Committee was stopped dead in its tracks this week by a message from the Minister of Agriculture.A desert locust plague has been stopped in its tracks by new techniques of prevention.We have received new information that could stop the deal in its tracks. (redirected from tracks) track 1. in. [for a laser beam, a phonograph stylus, a tape head, etc.] to successfully transfer information to or from a recording medium. Something here won’t track. Must be the stylus. 2. in. [for a person] to make sense. (Usually in the negative.) She wasn’t tracking. There was no sense in trying to talk to her before she came out of it. 3. in. to coincide; to agree; to jibe. These two things don’t track. I don’t know what’s wrong. 4. n. a musical selection on a recording of some kind. The next track is my favorite. See: a track record along the beaten track around the block back on track be off the beaten track be on the right track be on the right/wrong track be on the wrong track be on track beaten track, (off) the cover (one's) tracks (up) cover one's tracks cover tracks cover your tracks dead in (someone's or something's) tracks dead in one's tracks dead in or an animal's tracks down the track drop in (one's) tracks drop in one's tracks drop in tracks fast lane/track, in/on the fast track fast-track follow in (one's) tracks follow in someone's footsteps follow in tracks from the wrong side of the tracks from/on the wrong side of the tracks get off track get the inside track give (one) the inside track halt (someone or something) (dead) in its/(one's) tracks have a one-track mind have the inside track hot on (one's) tracks hot on (one's) trail hot on somebody's/something's tracks/trail hot on the track of (someone or something) in (one's) tracks in tracks inside track inside track, the jump the track jump the track(s) keep on track keep tab keep track keep track of something/someone keep/lose track lose track lose track of (someone or something) lose track of something/someone make tracks make tracks, to mommy track off (the) track off the beaten track off the track on the beaten track on the fast track on the right tack on the right track on the track of on the trail on the wallaby (track) on the wallaby track on the wrong side of the tracks on the wrong tack on the wrong track on track one-track mind one-track mind, to have a other side of the tracks put (one) off the track put off the track railroad tracks right side of the tracks right tack/track, to take/on the side of the tracks stop (dead) in (one's) tracks stop (someone or something) (dead) in its/(one's) tracks stop cold stop dead in tracks stop one dead in tracks stop someone in their tracks stop something in its tracks stop/halt somebody in their tracks the fast track the inside track the other side of the tracks the right side of the tracks the wrong side of the tracks throw (one) off the track throw off the track track track down track into some place track over track record track up wrong side of the tracks wrong side of the tracks, the
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