🇬🇧 Track meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A track is a path or rough road made mostly of soil or dirt, not smooth hard materials like concrete or bricks. It’s often bumpy and dusty, and people, animals, or vehicles use it to walk, run, or drive through fields, forests, or countryside areas.

The dusty track turned my black shoes a brand-new color called ‘dirt gray.’

The forest track had so many twists that my sense of direction asked for a map.

I tripped on a rock in the track and invented a new dance called the ‘Oops-Ouch Shuffle.’

We walked along the farm track, and every cow stared like we were on television.

The dusty track was once made by people and animals walking the same way for years.

Tom saw a deep track in the yard. He put his foot in the track and felt soft mud. He followed the track down the hill. A bike left a small track next to the big track. The track stopped at a tiny door. Tom smiled, knocked twice, and waited.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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