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/tɹækt/

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noun

Région, étendue

An area or expanse.

Examples :

"an unexplored tract of sea"

Une étendue de mer inexplorée.

area geography property

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Tractus, voie

A series of connected body organs, as in the digestive tract.

Examples :

"The digestive tract is responsible for breaking down the food we eat. "

Le tube digestif est responsable de la décomposition des aliments que nous mangeons.

anatomy organ body physiology medicine

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Brochure, tract

A small booklet such as a pamphlet, often for promotional or informational uses.

Examples :

"The school distributed a tract about healthy eating habits to all students. "

L'école a distribué une brochure sur les habitudes alimentaires saines à tous les élèves.

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Traité, brochure

A brief treatise or discourse on a subject.

Examples :

"The church volunteer handed me a tract about finding inner peace. "

Le bénévole de l'église m'a tendu un traité sur la recherche de la paix intérieure.

literature writing communication theology religion philosophy

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Traité, essai

A commentator's view or perspective on a subject.

Examples :

"The teacher's tract on student motivation emphasized the importance of positive reinforcement. "

Le traité du professeur sur la motivation des élèves a souligné l'importance du renforcement positif.

attitude communication media writing

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Durée, étendue

Continued or protracted duration, length, extent

Examples :

"The long tract of the summer vacation felt like a dream. "

La longue durée des vacances d'été ressemblait à un rêve.

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Tractus

Part of the proper of the liturgical celebration of the Eucharist for many Christian denominations, used instead of the alleluia during Lenten or pre-Lenten seasons, in a Requiem Mass, and on a few other penitential occasions.

Examples :

"During Lent, the choir sings a solemn tract instead of the joyful Alleluia at Mass. "

Pendant le Carême, la chorale chante un solennel Tractus au lieu du joyeux Alléluia à la messe.

religion ritual theology music

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Étendue, continuité

Continuity or extension of anything.

Examples :

"the tract of speech"

L'étendue du discours

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Traits, caractéristiques

Traits; features; lineaments.

Examples :

"The artist studied the unique tract of the model's face, trying to capture her delicate features. "

L'artiste a étudié les traits uniques du visage du modèle, essayant de capturer ses traits délicats.

character appearance aspect

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Trace, empreinte

The footprint of a wild animal.

Examples :

"The biologist studied the animal's tract in the mud to learn about its recent movements. "

Le biologiste a étudié la trace de l'animal dans la boue pour en savoir plus sur ses récents déplacements.

animal nature environment mark

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Trace, piste

Examples :

"The police followed the suspect's tire tract in the mud. "

La police a suivi la trace des pneus du suspect dans la boue.

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Traitement, exposé

Treatment; exposition.

Examples :

"The professor's tract on the history of ancient Rome provided a detailed and insightful overview of the civilization. "

L'exposé du professeur sur l'histoire de la Rome antique a fourni un aperçu détaillé et perspicace de la civilisation.

medicine literature theology writing education style

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Poursuivre, suivre

To pursue, follow; to track.

Examples :

"The detective will tract the suspect's car using GPS. "

Le détective va suivre la voiture du suspect grâce au GPS.

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Tirer, prolonger

To draw out; to protract.

Examples :

"The dentist had to tract my stubborn tooth for a long time before he could finally remove it. "

Le dentiste a dû tirer ma dent tenace pendant longtemps avant de pouvoir finalement l'enlever.