tracings
Pronunciation: [ˈtreɪsɪŋz]
Word
Context: "drawing"
(noun) tracings are images or lines made by following the outline of something. It's like when you put a piece of paper over a picture and draw over it to copy the shape.
Example
She made beautiful tracings of her favorite cartoon characters for her art project.
Example
His tracings didn't look good because he didn't focus on the details.
Example
Can you show me your tracings of those animals?
Context: "investigation"
(noun) tracings can also refer to the marks or signs left behind in a process or during an investigation, like finding clues in a mystery. They help people understand what happened or where something came from.
Example
The detective found tracings of the suspect's footsteps near the scene.
Example
There were no tracings left behind, so it was hard to solve the case.
Example
What tracings did the investigator discover at the location?
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