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trace

/treɪs/

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noun

/treɪs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее очень малое количество, след или признак чего-либо, указывающий на его прежнее присутствие или существование.

A noun referring to a very small amount, mark, or sign of something that indicates its former presence or existence.

  1. Small amount or signB1formal

    A very small quantity or indication of something that is left behind.

    ruСлед

    • There was a trace of sadness in her voice.
    • The police found traces of paint at the crime scene.
    • He detected a trace of sarcasm in her comment.

    Synonymsbithintindicationremnantshredsignsuggestiontingetouchvestige

    Antonymsabundanceexcessmassplenitudeplentyprofusion

  2. Path or markB1formal

    A mark, object, or sign that shows the existence or passing of something.

    ruСлед

    • The hikers followed the trace through the forest.
    • The car left traces of mud on the driveway.
    • Archaeologists discovered traces of an ancient settlement.

    Synonymsevidencehintindicationmarkremnantresiduesigntokentracktrailvestige

  3. Drawing or copyingB2formal

    A copy or outline made by tracing over a design or image.

    ruКопия или контур

    • She made a trace of the map using tracing paper.
    • The artist created a trace of the original sketch.
    • He used a lightbox to produce an accurate trace of the diagram.

    Synonymscopydraftoutlinereproductionsketchtracing

    Antonymsoriginal

Forms
  • traces plural form
  • traces' possessive plural form
  • trace's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/treɪs/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по отслеживанию, обнаружению или очерчиванию хода, происхождения или развития чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of following, discovering, or outlining the course, origin, or development of something.

  1. Find or discoverB1formal

    To find someone or something that has disappeared or been lost.

    ruНайти

    • The police traced the missing child to a nearby town.
    • They traced the source of the leak to a faulty pipe.
    • She traced her family roots back to the 18th century.

    Synonymsdiscoverfindhunt downlocatetrack downunearth

    Antonymsforgetlosemisplacemissoverlook

  2. Copy or drawA2formal

    To copy a drawing, pattern, or outline by drawing over it on a transparent sheet.

    ruКопировать или рисовать

    • He traced the map onto a piece of tracing paper.
    • The child traced the letters of the alphabet.
    • She traced the outline of the flower with a pencil.

    Synonymscopydraftdrawduplicateoutlinereproducesketch

  3. Follow the courseB2formal

    To follow the path or development of something over time.

    ruПроследить

    • The historian traced the evolution of democracy.
    • We can trace the river's course on this map.
    • The study traces the changes in climate over the last century.

    Synonymschartdelineatefollowmapoutlinetrack

Forms
  • traced past participle
  • traced past simple
  • tracing present participle
  • traces third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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