trace
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NOUNDefinition of trace
A trace of something is a very small amount, almost too small to find.
Example: We've found traces of an earlier painting underneath this one.
A trace is a line on a paper drawn by a machine that shows the ups and downs of something.
Example: The trace shows a very irregular heartbeat.
A trace is a path that tells you where something came from.
Example: We've got a trace on the call.
If you trace something, you follow information to find where it came from or where it went.
Example: Also, both the church and the farm can trace their origins back to the 1500s.
If you trace a line, you draw it.
Example: He traced a line in the sand.
trace
EXAMPLESExamples of trace
We've found traces of an earlier painting underneath this one.
Example sentenceNo trace of the original material remains.
Example sentenceThe trace shows a very irregular heartbeat.
Example sentenceWe've got a trace on the call.
Example sentenceThe fox was able to follow the trace the rabbit left on the ground.
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