tracks

[traks]

tracks Definition

• 1. a mark or a series of marks left on the ground by something that has passed along it
• 2. a rough path or road, typically one beaten by use rather than constructed
• 3. a recording of music or sound effects, especially one made for use in a film or broadcasting

Using tracks: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tracks" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The tracks in the snow showed where the deer had gone.

• Example

  We followed the tracks through the forest.

• Example

  The car got stuck in the muddy track.

• Example

  The movie's soundtrack features tracks from popular artists.

• Example

  The band recorded several tracks for their new album.

tracks Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tracks

• path
• trail
• recording
• tape
• footprints

Phrases with tracks

• fast track

  a process or route that is quicker than the normal one

  Example

  The company has a fast track program for high-performing employees.

• cover one's tracks

  to conceal or destroy evidence of one's actions or whereabouts

  Example

  He tried to cover his tracks by deleting all the files on his computer.

• off the beaten track

  in a remote or less-traveled location

  Example

  The cabin was off the beaten track, surrounded by trees and wildlife.

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Summary: tracks in Brief

The term 'tracks' [traks] refers to marks left on the ground by something that has passed, a rough path or road, or a recording of music or sound effects. It can be used to describe footprints, trails, or tapes, as in 'The tracks in the snow showed where the deer had gone.' 'Tracks' also extends into phrases like 'fast track,' which denotes a quicker process, and 'off the beaten track,' which implies a remote location.