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To track is to monitor the progress of something, to follow behind something or to try to find something. (verb)

  1. An example of track is when you chart your weight.
  2. An example of track is when you follow behind an animal when hunting to try to find the animal.
  3. An example of track is when you search for a criminal.

A track is a specific area on which something is to take place or that has been designed for a specific purpose, like for a train to run along it or for runners to run on. (noun)

  1. An example of a track is a railroad track that a train runs along.
  2. An example of a track is a paved area meant for runners to run on.

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