Idioms with the word "Track"
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The document discusses several common idioms related to the word "track". It defines idioms such as "to track something down" meaning to search until finding something, "to backtrack" meaning to change an opinion or position, and "to be on the right track" meaning pursuing the correct approach. Other idioms covered include "to keep track of" meaning to monitor progress, "to lose track of" meaning to lose contact or forget, and "to cover one's tracks" meaning to conceal one's actions.
Idioms with the word "Track"
- 2. TO TRACK SOMETHING OR SOMEONE DOWN
- 3. TO TRACK SOMETHING OR SOMEONE DOWN
- 4. To BACKTRACK
- 5. To BACKTRACK
- 6. TO BE ON THE RIGHT TRACK
- 7. TO BE ON THE RIGHT TRACK
- 8. TO KEEP TRACK OF
- 9. TO KEEP TRACK OF
- 10. TO LOSE TRACK OF
- 11. TO LOSE TRACK OF
- 12. TO FAST TRACK
- 13. TO FAST TRACK
- 14. TO COVER ONE’S TRACKS
- 15. TO COVER ONE’S TRACKS
- 16. A PROVEN TRACK RECORD
- 17. A PROVEN TRACK RECORD
- 18. How did you do??
- 19. Summary IDIOM DEFINITION To track something or someone down To search until you find To backtrack • To revert to a previous opinion or position • to back up to review something To be on the right track To find the correct procedure, person or course of action. To keep track of • To be informed about • To follow the progress of something or someone To lose track of • To lose touch with • To forget and/or be unable to find To fast track To accelerate the pace of the normal process of something To cover one’s tracks To conceal one’s actions and/or intentions A proven track record Impressive professional achievements
- 20. Your Turn! Write at least one sentence for each idiom with track Vary the tenses of the sentences Make sure your sentences are something you might reasonably say or write in a business environment.