trace — a mark, sign, or evidence of the former presence or existence of something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a mark, sign, or evidence of the former presence or existence of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /treɪs/
Korean meaning: 흔적, 자취, 형적
Korean pronunciation: 트레이스 (강세: 트레이스)
Example Sentences
- The burglar disappeared without a trace, leaving even Sherlock Holmes scratching his head.
- Scientists can trace human migration patterns through DNA analysis.
- My little brother tried to trace his favorite superhero but ended up with something that looked like a potato with cape.
trace
NOUN//treɪs//
a mark, sign, or evidence of the former presence or existence of something
Evidence left behind by someone
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Finding every trace in this forgotten place, focus written across their face
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Origin
From Old French 'trace' meaning a track or path, derived from Latin 'tractiare' (to pull or drag), which comes from 'trahere' meaning to draw or pull.
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“The burglar disappeared without a trace, leaving even Sherlock Holmes scratching his head.”
“Scientists can trace human migration patterns through DNA analysis.”
“My little brother tried to trace his favorite superhero but ended up with something that looked like a potato with cape.”
“The company can trace every product back to its source.”
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