Pronunciation: /trækt/
noun a pamphlet or leaflet containing information on a specific topic
A1 The digestive tract is responsible for breaking down food.
A2 The respiratory tract includes the nose, throat, and lungs.
B1 The government has plans to develop a new industrial tract in the area.
B2 The real estate agent showed us a beautiful tract of land for sale.
C1 The tract of forest was protected from logging to preserve the ecosystem.
C2 The legal tract outlined the terms of the agreement in great detail.
verb to pull or drag something along a surface
A1 She tracts the progress of her package online.
A2 The farmer tracts the growth of his crops daily.
B1 The scientist tracts the movement of the animals in the wild.
B2 The company tracts the spending habits of its customers.
C1 The government tracts the spread of infectious diseases in the country.
C2 The research team tracts the migration patterns of birds across continents.
formal The government has designated a specific tract of land for conservation purposes.
informal We're going to check out that new housing tract on the outskirts of town.
slang I heard that new restaurant is in a prime shopping tract.
figurative His speech covered a wide tract of topics, ranging from politics to art.
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