track
- noun
- /træk/
- It's the first track on that album.
- audio track
- music track
- stereo track
I wish it shows you your top tracks of the month.
- I wish it shows you your top tracks of the month.
- You're not You're going to release the track list like AI don't know.
- So I'm going to go through, listen to the tracks, see what I got.
- They call themselves LMNOP, and they cut their first track, I Like Like You.
- I have my new track with my buddy Wax Motif.
- But yeah, so, so made that diss track started trending on Twitter.
- It's the title track from their new EP Phases.
- Hey, did you hear the emperor has a new track treaties out.
Examples
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Could I listen to a track off this?
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It's the first track on her new album.
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It's the the first track on her new album.
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Just listen to the track, okay?
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What was your favorite track?
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I have my new track with my buddy Wax Motif.
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They call themselves LMNOP, and they cut their first track, I Like Like You.
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Just listen to the track, okay?
Synonyms
A piece of music with words that people sing
A track of music on a record or album
A danceable song with a strong beat and deep bass
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
A racing track for cars or motorcycles with a surface of packed earth rather than pavement
A recorded audience reaction added to a TV or radio show to make jokes seem funnier
A lively, cheerful piece of music with a fast beat that makes people want to dance
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A continuous metal or rubber belt around a vehicle's wheels that helps it move over rough ground
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A vehicle with tracks at the back and wheels at the front that moves over rough ground
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Time a disk read/write head takes to move to the next data track
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A short rail line that turns off a main line to reach a factory or warehouse
How Complex
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Track was used for a 'path' or 'course', and people started calling each song on a record a track because the groove is like a 'path' the music follows. That's why a track on an album is one piece or course of music.