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track

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈtræk/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/træk/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(trak)

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Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
track n	(racing circuit)	tor m
Are you going to the track on Saturday to see the race?
Czy idziesz w sobotę na tor, żeby zobaczyć wyścig?
track n	(railway line)	szyna ż
The train tracks pass close to their house.
Szyny kolejowe przebiegają w pobliżu ich domu.
tracks npl	(footprints)	ślady m, l.mn.
They came by this way - look, you can see their tracks.
tracks npl	(imprints, marks)	ślady m, l.mn.
There were tyre tracks in the mud.
track n	(piece of recorded music, song)	utwór m
The hit song was the third track on the CD.
track [sth]⇒ vtr	(follow, hunt: an animal)	tropić ndk.
wytropić dk.
The natives can track an animal for miles.
track [sb]⇒ vtr	figurative (hunt: person)	tropić ndk.
wytropić dk.
The detective had been tracking the criminal for months.
track [sth/sb]⇒ vtr	(monitor route of)	śledzić ndk.
prześledzić, wyśledzić dk.
When you order from this website, you can track the shipment online.
track [sth/sb] vtr	(monitor the progress of)	śledzić ndk.
The teacher tracked the student's progress.
Nauczyciel śledził postęp ucznia.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
track n	(route of a race)	trasa ż
The track of the bike race passed through the town.
track n	(path)	ścieżka ż
There is a track through the woods to the lake.
track n	(recording track on a cassette)	ścieżka ż
Years ago, people used to listen to eight track tapes.
track n	(one instrument on a song)	ścieżka ż
The producer mixed in the drum track with the guitar track.
track n	US (line of movement)	ślad m
If you are not sure of the dance steps, just follow my track.
Jeżeli nie jesteś pewna kroków tanecznych, to poruszaj się w ślad za mną.
track n	US (educational stream)	kurs m
ścieżka ż
He is on the accelerated learning track at his school.
Jest na przyspieszonym kursie w swojej szkole.
track n	(caterpillar track)	gąsienica ż
The tank track came off in the explosion.
track n	(distance between wheels)	rozstaw m
What's the track between the wheels on this car?
track n	figurative, informal (course of action) (przenośny)	kurs m
I think he is on the wrong track by trying to get a job in advertising.
track n	figurative (line of reasoning)	linia rozumowania ż + n
I know it's difficult to understand, but do you follow my track?
track n	(rail)	tor m
The rollercoaster's track twists and turns.
track n	(sport: running)	bieżnia ż
He went out for track in college.
tracks, needle tracks npl	slang (drug use: needle marks)	ślady po igle wyr.
You can tell by the tracks on the man's arms that he is a drug addict.
track⇒ vi	US (travel)	podróżować ndk.
We tracked through the mountains of West Virginia.
track vi	US (cinema: camera movement)	robić najazd kamerą zwrot ndk.
zrobić najazd kamerą zwrot dk.
The director shouted at everyone, while the cameraman kept tracking.
track vi	(coordinate with other wheels)	być zbieżnym posił. + przym.
This back wheel isn't tracking with the other three.
track [sb]⇒ vtr	US (education: stream)	przydzielać ndk.
przydzielić dk.
He was tracked into the accelerated learning programme.
track [sth]⇒ vtr	(spread: mud)	zostawiać ślady czegoś zwrot ndk.
zostawić ślady czegoś zwrot dk.
Now you have tracked mud on the new carpet!
track [sth] vtr	US (dirty: an area) (gdzieś)	zostawiać ślady ndk. + m, l.mn.
zostawić ślady dk. + m, l.mn.
Look! You have tracked the whole house which I have just cleaned!
track [sb/sth]⇒ vtr	(trace: phone calls, caller)	namierzać ndk.
namierzyć dk.
The detectives were not able to track the caller.

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Czasowniki złożone
Angielski	Polski
track [sth/sb] down vtr phrasal sep	(locate, hunt for)	tropić coś/kogoś ndk.
wytropić coś/kogoś dk.
The posse used bloodhounds to track down the fugitive.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
beaten track n	(well-trodden path or route)	bity trakt przym. + m
In this heavy bush, if we get off the beaten track, we'll probably get lost.
dog track n	(racing circuit for dogs)	psi wybieg przym. + m
dog track n	(dog's paw print)	ślad psa m + m
You should have left him outside - now there are dog tracks all over my nice clean floor!
fast track n	(priority handling)	ekspresowy przym.
He is on the fast track to a managerial position.
fast-track n as adj	figurative (accelerated or privileged)	szybki, błyskotliwy przym.
fast-track [sb]⇒ vtr	(speed the progress of)	przyśpieszać czyjś postęp zwrot ndk.
przyśpieszyć czyjś postęp zwrot dk.
fast-track [sth]⇒ vtr	(speed the progress of)	przyśpieszać coś ndk.
przyśpieszyć coś dk.
His father put pressure on them to fast-track his application.
get back on track v expr	figurative, informal (regain focus) (przenośny)	wrócić na właściwe tory zwrot dk.
Josh is behind on his schoolwork. He needs to get back on track.
get on track v expr	figurative, informal (pursue correct path)	być na dobrej drodze zwrot posił.
My coach has a program to help me get on track for the Olympics.
index mark, index track n	(point marked on hard disk drive)	indeks ścieżki m + ż
The index mark indicates the starting point of a track on a hard drive.
inside track n	literal (inside lane of a racecourse)	tor wewnętrzny m + przym.
inside track n	figurative (fast track, position of advantage)	dogodna pozycja przym. + ż
keep track vi	(note or record progress)	obserwować, notować ndk.
zaobserwować, zanotować dk.
Write down what you've achieved each day, as it's important to keep track.
keep track of vtr	(monitor, maintain record of)	obserwować, śledzić ndk.
My daughter emails me every day so I can keep track of her movements.
lose track vtr + n	(fail to note progress of [sth]) (przenośny)	tracić z oczu zwrot ndk.
Where have we got to with this project? I've lost track.
lose track of [sth] v expr	(not keep up to date with [sth])	stracić poczucie czegoś zwrot dk.
I was late because I lost track of time.
motor-racing track n	(sports circuit for racing vehicles)	tor wyścigowy dla motocykli wyr.
off the beaten track adv	(away from tourist routes)	oddalony przym.
z dala od głównych szlaków
We prefer to eat with the locals in small restaurants that are off the beaten track.
on the right track adv	literal (following the correct path)	poprawnie przys.
on the right track expr	figurative (not mistaken or misled)	poprawnie przys.
After failing her class last semester, she got back on the right track and passed this semester.
on track adv	(as planned)	wedle planu przys. + m
on track for [sth] adj + prep	figurative, informal (heading for [sth]) (przenośny)	na drodze do czegoś wyr.
on track expr	figurative, informal (following correct path or schedule) (przenośny)	na dobrej drodze wyr.
I use an app to keep all my projects on track.
racetrack, race track n	(circuit for horse or motor racing)	tor wyścigów konnych wyr.
We're going to the racetrack to practice driving.
railroad track n	US (railway line)	tor kolejowy m + przym.
single-track adj	figurative (having narrow scope)	jednotorowy przym.
That man has a single-track mind; all he ever thinks about is work.
soundtrack, sound track, sound-track n	(music of a film)	ścieżka dźwiękowa ż + przym.
The soundtrack featured a lot of 1960s music.
soundtrack, sound track, sound-track n	(audio track of a film)	ścieżka dźwiękowa ż + przym.
The soundtrack was terrible but luckily there were subtitles.
track and field n	(athletics events: running, etc.)	lekka atletyka przym. + ż
Talia is good at most sports, but she really excels at track and field.
track and field, track-and-field n as adj	(relating to athletics events)	lekkoatletyczny przym.
Uwaga: Hyphens are used when the adjective precedes the noun.
Discus is a track and field event.
track and field athletes, track-and-field athletes npl	(participants in athletic events)	lekkoatleci m, l.mn.
Track-and-field athletes include runners, sprinters, and pole vaulters.
track down vtr	(locate, find)	wytropić dk.
I am trying to track down an old school friend.
track meet n	(athletics event)	mityng lekkoatletyczny m + przym.
My daughter won first place at the high school track meet in the 50 yard dash.
track record n	figurative, informal (previous performance)	lista osiągnięć ż + n, l.mn.
This employee has a great track record of finishing work on time.
tracking system, track system n	US (grouping students by ability)	system podziału na podstawie umiejętności wyr.
train track n	(rails of a railway)	tor kolejowy przym.