tracked

SayTRAKT/tɹækt/

2 meanings of tracked

1
verb
Simple past tense and past participle of track. Use this form when talking about following or finding something that already happened.
The hunters tracked the deer through the fresh snow.
She tracked her package online until it reached her door.
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2
adjective
Built with metal or rubber belts that loop around instead of wheels, to grip rough ground.
Like a tank that rolls on loops of metal instead of round wheels.
A tracked bulldozer can move across soft, muddy ground without sinking.
The army uses tracked vehicles that hold the road on steep hills.
Oppositewheeled
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tracked is a form of track

track, verb: To watch or measure how someone or something moves or changes over time. Full entry

Forms: tracktracks he/she/ittracking -ing formtracked past tense, past participle
Spelling: track → tracked: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /t/.

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