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traces

Pronunciation: [treɪsɪz]

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Learn how to use traces in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “evidence”

(noun) traces are small marks or signs that show something was there or happened. Think of it like footprints left by someone who walked on the sand.

Example

The detective found traces of the suspect's fingerprints at the crime scene.

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There were no traces left behind after the rain washed everything away.

Example

What traces can we find to show that someone was here?

Context: “tracking”

(verb) to trace means to follow or discover the path of something. It's like drawing lines to show where something has been or where it goes.

Example

She traces her family's history by looking at old photos and documents.

Example

He couldn't trace the delivery because the tracking number was incorrect.

Example

Can you trace the steps of how we got here?

How to pronounce traces

Pronunciation: [treɪsɪz]

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