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trace verb [T]
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C1 to find someone or something that was lost: The police are trying to trace the mother of a newborn baby found abandoned outside a hospital. Attempts to trace the whereabouts of a man seen leaving the scene of the crime have so far been unsuccessful. Their missing daughter was finally traced to (= found in) Manchester.
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to find someone or somethingfindI've looked everywhere for my keys but can't find them.discoverThe missing wallet was discovered under the chair.locatePolice are still trying to locate the suspect.uncoverReporters uncovered evidence of corruption.unearthOur investigation unearthed mountains of evidence that implicated the city.come acrossWe came across a lovely little restaurant in the village.
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C1 to find the origin of something: The phone company was unable to trace the call. No one has yet been able to trace the source of the rumour.
to discover the causes or origins of something by examining the way in which it has developed: The outbreak of food poisoning was traced to some contaminated shellfish. She has traced her family history back to the seventeenth century. The practice of giving eggs at Easter can be traced back to (= first happened in) festivals in ancient China.
to describe the way in which something has developed: The film traces the events leading up to the Russian Revolution in 1917.
更多范例减少例句The city of Tours can trace its roots back to Roman times.The new system can trace a phone call in a fraction of a second.He has traced his family back to Norman times.We are trying to trace everyone who spoke to her that day.Police are trying to trace a man in connection with the murder.
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Finding and discovering
a fishing expedition idiom
alight on something phrasal verb
ascertain
break (fresh/new) ground idiom
breakthrough
bring something to light idiom
flush someone/something out phrasal verb
fossick
found
geocache
homing
put someone onto something phrasal verb
put your finger on something idiom
rake something out phrasal verb
red-handed
rediscover
suss
webrooming
winkle
winkle something/someone out phrasal verb
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Defining & explaining
trace verb [T]
(DRAW)
to copy a drawing or pattern, etc. by drawing over its lines through a thin piece of transparent paper: Did you draw this picture yourself, or did you trace it? She learned to write her name by tracing out the letters.
to draw a shape by showing the main or outer lines: The child was tracing patterns in/on the sand with a stick.
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Painting, drawing & printing
airbrush
anamorphosis
axonometric
brushstroke
brushwork
describe
drawing
drawn
drypoint
egg tempera
engraving
nail art
oil painting
paint
paint a portrait
painterly
stippling
tempera
touch in phrasal verb
vanishing point
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tracenoun uk
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trace noun
(SIGN/RECORD)
B2 [ C or U ] a sign that something has happened or existed: He attempted to cover up all the traces of his crime. When she moved out, she left no trace of having been there. My wallet has been missing for several days and I can't find any trace of it. He seems to have vanished without (a) trace (= no one knows where he is).
[ C ] an act of finding information about something electronically, or the record of the information found in this way: The phone company put a trace on the call.
更多范例减少例句There is no trace of their camp left.The foxes left no traces.They covered up all traces of their visit.The hedgehog ate the bread and milk but left no trace.Police can find no trace of the man since last week.
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Showing and demonstrating
act out phrasal verb
attest
attest to
bespeak
breastbeating
giveaway
indicative
indicative of something
indicatively
indicator organism
leave nothing to the imagination
outline
reveal
splash
spoken
strike an attitude/attitudes idiom
talk someone through something phrasal verb
tellingly
testimony
tribute
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Communications - general words
trace noun
(SLIGHT AMOUNT)
[ C ] a very slight amount: Traces of drugs were found in his blood. There is just a trace of grey in his hair. She speaks English without any trace of an accent. There was the faintest trace of a smile on her lips. "How wonderful!" she said, without any trace of sarcasm.
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Words meaning small pieces and amounts
at a fraction of something
by a nose idiom
clipping
crumb
dab of something
fraction
handful
morsel
mote
nail clipping
next to nothing
oddments
particle
scrap
slice
speck of dirt
speck of dust
splinter
squidge
super-tight
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trace | 美式英语词典
traceverb [ T ] us
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trace verb [T]
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to find someone or something by searching carefully: Police are trying to trace the mother of the abandoned baby. The phone company was unable to trace the call (= find where it came from).
To trace something is also to discover its cause or origin: The outbreak of food poisoning was traced to contaminated shellfish. They trace their family back to the early settlers.
To trace something is also to describe the way it developed: The movie traces the events leading up to the Russian Revolution.
trace verb [T]
(DRAW)
to copy a drawing, pattern, etc. by drawing its lines on a thin piece of paper that is placed over it
tracenoun [ C ] us
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trace noun [C]
(SLIGHT AMOUNT)
a very slight amount or degree: There was a trace of a smile on his face, She speaks English without the slightest trace of an accent.
trace noun [C]
(FIND)
a mark or sign that something happened or existed: They found traces of a lost civilization in the jungle. He vanished without a trace.
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trace | 商务英语
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to follow the movements, progress, or development of something: We traced the manufacturing process from the arrival of the raw materials to the shipment of the final product.
to find someone or something: Will you trace the origin of these orders, please?
to describe the way in which something has developed: The main aim of this project is to trace the history of the Keynesian revolution.
tracenoun [ C ] uk
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the process of searching for something that has been lost: put a trace on sth We have put a trace on your missing luggage.
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trace的例句
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First, the robotic manipulator traces the edges of a fine stepped structure and estimates their directions.
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The growth of the economy is traced over time, taking into account population growth, capital accumulation, and technical change.
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Such children, we are told, look like animals and show no trace of intelligence.
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On closer viewing, the individual boards and the grain of the timber are revealed as traces of construction.
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The motions of the bodies can be represented as sequences of directed traces or trajectories through c-space.
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Ultimately the origin of the discrepancies can be traced back in part to whether the centromeric and pericentromeric insertion sites are considered in the analysis.
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For many years, these deficiencies were understandable as they were traced to the extended absence of viable models of personality in the field of psychology.
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In this regard, it is useful to introduce the notion of a trace set.
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The source of the outbreak was traced to an untreated private water supply.
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The reason is that the total number of interherd contacts that had been traced was very high.
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There is, perhaps, a trace of makam left in bouzouki performance with its opening unmetred taksim.
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The partial beam divergence values, one can calculate from the present geometry (distance of the source to the detector), and trace the spread.
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For the definition of the generalised trace, we generalise the communication relation as fol [m] be a partial lows.
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Any recall of the noncongruent word would be attributed to accessibility of the word from the phonological trace prior to its decay.
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These traces themselves represent primary (bio)information about the original changeable environment.
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