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I . trace [treɪs] N

3. trace (electronic search, measurement line):

črta f
zapis m

4. trace esp Am (path):

pot f

5. trace (in math):

II . trace [treɪs] VB trans

1. trace (follow trail):

2. trace (track back):

4. trace (take route):

ˈtrace el·ement N

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The water has almost no dissolved oxygen, and instead there are traces of heavy metals like copper, besides sewage and sludge.
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As the recorded surface rotates, a playback stylus traces the waveforms and vibrates to reproduce the recorded sound waves.
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This is made of solid silver and has traces of gilding on the inscriptions.
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A highly sensitive colorimeter found tiny traces of a very slight violet component which is imperceptible to normal vision.
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About 9% of the meteorite consists of nickel-iron alloys, with traces of other minerals such as troilite, whitlockite, chromite and copper.
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Cro-Magnon man's presence has left a few traces like knocked over calcite concretions and broken stalagmites.
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Its outer walls bear traces of the late reconstruction.
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Traces of the virus were found on the handle of a pressure washer used to clean them.?
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The portrait is dominated by greys and black, in which traces of warm and cool inflexion only reveal themselves with close examination.
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Certain incidents stand out as recorded facts disappear leaving faint traces of their existence to be untraced by the archaeological experts.
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