tract — an area of land, especially a large one
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an area of land, especially a large one
Pronunciation (IPA): /trækt/
Korean meaning: 넓은 땅, 지역
Korean pronunciation: **트**랙트
Example Sentences
- The developer purchased a huge tract of land to build a shopping mall, but forgot it was actually a swamp.
- The doctor explained that my digestive tract was working perfectly, unlike my ability to digest bad news.
- Conservation efforts focus on protecting large tracts of rainforest.
tract
NOUN//trækt//
an area of land, especially a large one
A real estate agent shows buyers a vast tract of farmland
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Origin
From Latin tractus, meaning 'a drawing out' or 'a stretch of land,' derived from trahere meaning 'to pull' or 'to draw.' The image is of land stretched out or pulled in one direction, like an extended area.
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“The developer purchased a huge tract of land to build a shopping mall, but forgot it was actually a swamp.”
“The doctor explained that my digestive tract was working perfectly, unlike my ability to digest bad news.”
“Conservation efforts focus on protecting large tracts of rainforest.”
“The infection spread throughout his respiratory tract.”
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