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Meanings of trace in English
Synonyms
Examples for "touch"
Examples for "touch"
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And that's the problem: the law is out of touch with reality.
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The One Power won't work here; they can't touch the True Source.
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Photo: Instagram Physical touch is essential for our physical and emotional health.
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Cameras, gyroscopic controls, touch pads: they were all used to good effect.
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In times of great need, we often touch abilities beyond the everyday.
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Indeed, ghost traffic already affects the speed of your internet connection today.
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Still others want help: free them from the ghost and vice versa.
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Nobody had said a word to her about mother's ghost, of course.
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There's no question that his ghost effects were especially magical and dramatic.
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Exorcism is possible if the true identity of the ghost is known.
Usage of trace in English
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NewsImageFile: This is the point where the flight vanished without a trace.
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Authorities hope a yacht's GPS system can help trace its missing skipper.
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Briony said it again, this time without the trace of a question.
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Methods: Case-control study, food trace-back and microbiologic investigations were promptly carried out.
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A local organization supported by UNICEF, case workers painstakingly trace separated families.
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The highly developed society which produced it had left no other trace.
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You're right, Mario, we can trace it to when I said yes.
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The evidence was strong: multiple cats missing in Florida without a trace.
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Instead, the state decided only annual license-holders would use the track-and-trace system.
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We trace it back to the source, and we ask endless questions.
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Behind her tears, Raoul heard a trace of hope in her voice.
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It took them a surprisingly long time to trace the Jakob family.
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After so long, is there any trace of her family left here?
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His father's reply held no trace of anger, only a great sadness.
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The company can trace its heritage in mannequin production back 150 years.
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Australian authorities were contacted to trace people in Australia, Dr Bloomfield said.
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Trace through the time
Trace across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Canada
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United States of America
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