track in Irish
track in Irish is slí — track means a rough path or trail, often left by repeated use.
track in Irish
slí
What does "track" mean?
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noun A rough path or trail, often left by repeated use.
"We followed a muddy track through the woods until we reached the lake."
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noun A pair of parallel rails that a train runs on.
"Workers were repairing the track near the station, so our train was delayed."
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noun A single song or recording on an album or playlist.
"She skipped the first track because she had already heard it a hundred times."
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verb To follow and monitor the movement, progress, or location of someone or something over time.
"I use a notebook to track how much money I spend each month."
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track in a sentence
- We followed a muddy track through the woods until we reached the lake.
- The tractor left a deep track across the wet field.
- Workers were repairing the track near the station, so our train was delayed.
- Never walk on the track, because trains can arrive without much warning.
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What is "track" in Irish?
"track" in Irish is slí. track means: A rough path or trail, often left by repeated use.
How do you use "track" in a sentence?
Example: "We followed a muddy track through the woods until we reached the lake." In Irish, "track" is slí.
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