keep track of — to continue to be informed about or aware of someone or something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to continue to be informed about or aware of someone or something
Pronunciation (IPA): /kiːp træk ʌv/
Korean meaning: ~을 계속 추적하다, 파악하고 있다
Korean pronunciation: **킵** **트랙** 오브
Example Sentences
- My mom keeps track of my YouTube watching time like a detective tracking a criminal
- It's hard to keep track of all the K-pop groups these days
- I use a fitness app to keep track of my steps, but I cheat by shaking my phone
keep track of
VERB//kiːp træk ʌv//
to continue to be informed about or aware of someone or something
to continue to be informed about or aware of someone or something
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Origin
keep은 고대 영어 cēpan(지키다)에서, track은 프랑스어 trac(길, 흔적)에서 유래. 말 그대로 '길을 지키다' 즉 무언가의 경로를 계속 따라가며 파악한다는 의미가 발전했다.
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“My mom keeps track of my YouTube watching time like a detective tracking a criminal”
“It's hard to keep track of all the K-pop groups these days”
“I use a fitness app to keep track of my steps, but I cheat by shaking my phone”
“Teachers keep track of student attendance electronically now”
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