tracker in Japanese
tracker in Japanese is トラッカー, 追跡者 — tracker means someone or something that tracks or follows something else, such as a person or dog following an animal.
tracker in Japanese
トラッカー
Pronounced: torakkā
追跡者
Pronounced: tsuisekisha
(finance) A tracker mortgage.
What does "tracker" mean?
- noun Someone or something that tracks or follows something else, such as a person or dog following an animal.
- noun A person hired to follow and keep watch on an opponent in politics.
- noun In Australia, an Aboriginal person employed to help find people who are missing or on the run.
- noun In a pipe organ, a thin wooden strip that links a key to a pallet, passing on the movement by pulling.
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What is "tracker" in Japanese?
"tracker" in Japanese is トラッカー, 追跡者. tracker means: Someone or something that tracks or follows something else, such as a person or dog following an animal.
How do you pronounce トラッカー?
"tracker" in Japanese is トラッカー, pronounced "torakkā".
Are there other ways to say "tracker" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "tracker": トラッカー, 追跡者.
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