tracker
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈtrækər/
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monitor de actividad
- The data sources included Step Tracker, an online reporting tool, and semi-structured pre- and post-interviews.
I've worn so many different trackers, fitness trackers, watches.
- I've worn so many different trackers, fitness trackers, watches.
- He had this bio tracker thing and he was getting terrible sleep scores.
- But let's go to an old fashioned kind of health tracker for me to make this case.
- I think trackers, health trackers, fitness trackers can be good and they can also be bad.
- So sleep trackers give you a best guess as to what stage of sleep you're in.
- And I agree with him on that front where Kelly I we want to be the best calorie tracker.
- I talked to him about it and I see the product, it's called Fit Pro Tracker and it's amazing.
- You don't need happiness trackers to figure that out.
- As it turns out, we are now working with Fit Pro Tracker and Fit Pro Tracker is a much better product.
- But I had to go to the Club ready debacle to find and discover fit pro tracker right?
Examples
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So I'm going to go ahead and fill in my little habit tracker dots.
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But let's go to an old fashioned kind of health tracker for me to make this case.
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I had this tracker that, uh, the numbers...
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- The tracker says the signal's coming from over there.
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It's some kind of tracker.
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Fuller, meet me in front of the theater and bring the tracker.
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OK, so we're going to write code to create a tracker for workouts.
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And now her phone tracker says that her last location was at the Jorgensen's Place weeks after.
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We've been using the GPS tracker built into the BR4 unit.
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I wear a fitness tracker to monitor my daily steps and heart rate.
Synonyms
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3.9
A small device that counts steps when you walk or run
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3.4
A watch that connects to your phone and tracks health and messages
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Etymology
Tracker for a device also comes from track, meaning 'to follow' or a 'path'. A tracker records and follows your steps, sleep, or heart rate, so the name shows it watches and keeps a record of where you go and what your body does.