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trackable

trackable

2 4.0
Easy to find and follow over time
  • adjective
  • /ˈtrækəbl/
translation icon : rastreable
  • The package was sent using a trackable shipping service, so I can monitor its journey online.

The more clear and specific and measurable and trackable you make your goals, you achieve them.

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Examples

  • The more clear and specific and measurable and trackable you make your goals, you achieve them.

  • All the online and offline chatting must be measured, have an ROI, and be trackable.

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  • Internet media is more trackable than print media; for this reason, businesses will want to push people to land on online media.

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  • I think, uh, what Agent English is getting at, sir, is all this is highly trackable.

  • And trackable results mean we will be more motivated to try again.

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  • 10 million cameras, 20 million consumers, all trackable.

  • Was It Viewed? is a website that helps you easily make your links trackable.

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  • So the social web (Web 2.0) revolution didn't create social, as Alexis points out; instead, it structured it and made it trackable.

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  • Shopify can't verify net profit (without private investigators proving margins), so revenue is used as the measuring stick, which is trackable.

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  • Just like my segues to our sponsors, Extra Smart Wallets are high end trackable wallets crafted to keep your valuables safe, slim and stylish.

Synonyms

detectable
vstrackable
14 3.6

Easy to notice or find

is about being found and followed continuously, not just noticed once
traceable
vstrackable
6 4.1

You can find it by following evidence left behind

is found and followed by monitoring ongoing movement rather than by old marks
locatable
vstrackable
1 4.2

Easy to find in a place or on a device

is meant to be found and followed for monitoring purposes
localizable
vstrackable
  • US
5.8

Can be found and shown in an exact place on something

is used when something can be found and followed over time

Antonyms

28 6.6

Cannot be found or connected to where it started

Surface Forms

trackable positive

Morphology

trackable = track (transparent) = track + able

Standard adjectival formation from the verb 'track' with '-able', meaning 'able to be tracked' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Trackable is made from the common word track ('a path' or 'a mark left behind') and the ending -able ('can be'). So, something trackable can be found, followed, or watched along its path.