tracker
noun[C]
uk/ˈtræk.ər/us/ˈtræk.ɚ/apersonwho isabletofindanimalsorpeoplebyfollowingthemarkstheyleaveon thegroundas theymoveover it:
追踪者,追捕者AnAboriginaltrackerledthem to theplacewhere theplanehadcrashed.一个土著追踪者将他们带到了飞机坠毁的地方。
anelectronicdeviceorpieceofsoftwarethatrecordsinformationaboutyourphysicalactivity:
Thesleeptrackerrecordsallsortsofdetailsaboutyoursleep.
What is thebestactivitytracker?
See also
fitness tracker
afinancialproductthatfollowsthelevelof aninterestrate,shareprice, etc.:
Trackers are usuallycheaperthanactivelymanagedfunds, as they are oftenrunbycomputerinsteadof afundmanager.
Atypicalbase-rate trackeroffersbetween 0.2 and 0.3percentagepointsabove the Bank'srate.
adevicethatshowswhere someone or something is:
GPStrackers can bepluggedinto mostcars' onboardcomputers.
Everytimesomeonedownloadsthefile, the trackerrecordswhere they are.
Hunting & fishing
- angler
- angling
- anti-hunt
- anti-hunter
- anti-hunting
- barb
- fisherman
- fishhook
- fishing line
- fishing rod
- fly fishing
- fox hunt
- outfish
- overfishing
- poach
- poaching
- pointer
- predation
- quarry
- spear
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Measuring, weighing, & counting devices
Borrowing & lending