Track

To follow a person or animal by looking for proof that they have been somewhere, or by using electronic equipment: to record the progress or development of something over a period: the direction that something has taken or in which it is moving: the way in which something develops or might develop: to follow something that moves or changes by noticing marks or signs that it has left behind: one of several songs or pieces of music on a musical recording: a mark or line of marks left on a surface, esp. the ground, by a moving animal, person, or vehicle, that shows the direction of travel: A track is also a specially prepared surface for any kind of racing: the sport of competitive running, or a wide, circular path that is made for this sport: to follow the level of an interest rate, share price, etc.: If a moving part of a recording machine tracks, it gets into the correct position for operating: a part of a magnetic strip onto which sound can be recorded, with several tracks on one magnetic strip: the way in which a thought or idea has developed or might develop: the direction that something has taken or will take through the air: a mark or line of marks left on the ground or on another surface by an animal, person, or vehicle that has moved over it, showing the direction they moved in: a path or rough road that is made of soil; the pair of long metal bars fixed on the ground at an equal distance from each other, along which trains travel: