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trace1
noun
1 a mark or sign that some person, animal or thing has been in a particular place.
2 a track or footprint.
3 a very small amount that can only just be detected found traces of cocaine .
4 a tracing.
5 a line marked by the moving pen of a recording instrument.
6 a visible line on a cathode-ray tube showing the path of a moving spot.
7 a supposed physical change in the brain or cells of the nervous system caused by learning.
verb (traced , tracing )
1 to track and discover by or as if by following clues, a trail, etc.
2 to follow step by step trace the development of medicine .
3 to make a copy of (a drawing, design, etc) by covering it with a sheet of semi-transparent paper and drawing over the visible lines.
4 to outline or sketch (an idea, plan, etc).
5 (also trace something back) to investigate it and discover the cause, origin, etc of it, eg in a specified time, person, thing.
[14c: from French tracier ]
traceability noun .
traceable adjective .
traceably adverb .
traceless adjective .
trace2
noun either of the two ropes, chains or straps that are attached to an animal's collar, etc so that it can pull a carriage, cart, etc.
[13c: French, from trais ]
kick over the traces see under kick.
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