tracked
/trækt/
verb
- Past tense of track: followed the movements or path of someone or something.
- The hiker tracked the deer through the forest for hours.
- The detective tracked the suspect using security camera footage.
- She tracked her package online until it arrived at her door.
- Past tense of track: recorded or monitored the progress or development of something over time.
- He tracked his spending in a notebook to save money.
- The scientist tracked the growth of the plants every week.
- The teacher tracked each student's test scores throughout the year.
Antonyms
adjective
- Having tracks (continuous metal or rubber belts) instead of wheels, used for vehicles that travel over rough or soft ground.
- The construction crew used a tracked excavator to dig the foundation.
- Armies often use tracked carriers to transport supplies in difficult terrain.
- The tracked vehicle moved easily across the muddy field.