| 单词 | track |
| 释义 | tracktrackstracktrack1 /træk/ noun1road [countable] a narrow road or path with a rough surface: a steep mountain track陡峭的山路2marks on ground tracks [plural] marks on the ground made by a moving animal, person, or vehicle: Ned followed the tracks of the fox in the snow.followtrack 内德循着狐狸在雪地里留下的足迹向前走。3for races [countable] a circular path or road used by people, cars etc for races4railway [countable] the two metal lines that a train travels on SYN railway line: Never try to cross the track. 千万不要横穿铁轨。5on CD/album [countable] one of the songs or pieces of music on a record, CD etc: the best track on the albumwell这张专辑中最好的一首歌6sport of running [uncountable] especially American English the sport of running on a race track: track eventsevent 径赛项目 ➔ fast track, title trackPhraseskeep/lose track of something to know or not know the present state or position of something, when it keeps changing: I can never keep track of how old their kids are.kidbe 我总是弄不清他们的孩子多大了。I’m sorry I’m late. I lost track of the time.lose 对不起我迟到了。我没注意时间。on track developing in the right way and likely to be successful: I want to get my career back on track. 我想让我的事业重新上轨道。be on the right/wrong track to be doing something in a way that is likely to be successful or unsuccessful: Our profits are up, so we’re on the right track.profitbe 我们的利润提高了﹐所以说我们这么做是正确的。 |
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