tracking in Irish
tracking in Irish is rianú — tracking means the act or system of following and monitoring the progress or location of something.
tracking in Irish
rianú
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What does "tracking" mean?
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noun The act or system of following and monitoring the progress or location of something.
"Online tracking lets you see exactly where your parcel is right now."
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noun The practice of grouping students into classes according to their ability level.
"Many teachers argue that tracking can limit what some children believe they can achieve."
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tracking in a sentence
- Online tracking lets you see exactly where your parcel is right now.
- The courier company sent a tracking number by email.
- Many teachers argue that tracking can limit what some children believe they can achieve.
- Under tracking, pupils sit in different classes depending on their test results.
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What is "tracking" in Irish?
"tracking" in Irish is rianú. tracking means: The act or system of following and monitoring the progress or location of something.
How do you use "tracking" in a sentence?
Example: "Online tracking lets you see exactly where your parcel is right now." In Irish, "tracking" is rianú.
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