Tract Meaning in English

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التعريف

A 'tract' can refer to a large area of land, a system of connected organs in the body (like the digestive tract), or a short printed piece on a topic, especially religious or political.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal in the sense of land or anatomy; 'digestive tract' and 'respiratory tract' are common collocations; as a booklet, often in a religious/political context; not to be confused with 'track' (path/route).

• Spanish: tramo - aparato (cuerpo) - tratado (folleto)
• Portuguese (BR): trato - sistema (corpo) - panfleto (religioso)
• Portuguese (PT): trato - sistema (corpo) - panfleto (religioso)
• Chinese (Simplified): 大片（土地）- 道（身体器官）- 小册子
• Chinese (Traditional): 大片（土地）- 道（身體器官）- 小冊子
• Hindi: खण्ड (भूमि/अंग) - तंत्र (शरीर) - पैम्फलेट
• Arabic: مِساحة (أرض) - جهاز (في الجسم) - كُتيب (ديني أو سياسي)
• Bengali: অঞ্চল - পথ (শরীরের অঙ্গপ্রণালী) - পুস্তিকা
• Russian: участок - тракт (анатомия) - брошюра (обычно религиозная/политическая)
• Japanese: 地域 - 管（身体の器官系）- 小冊子（宗教や政治関連）
• Vietnamese: vùng đất rộng - ống (trong cơ thể) - tờ rơi
• Korean: 대지 - 관 (몸의 기관계) - 소책자
• Turkish: arazi parçası - kanal (vücut sistemi) - broşür
• Urdu: قطعہ زمین - نظام (جسم میں) - کتابچہ
• Indonesian: hamparan tanah - saluran (tubuh) - selebaran

جمل نموذجية

The food passes through the digestive tract.

basic

They bought a large tract of land outside the city.

basic

He handed me a religious tract at the station.

basic

That forested tract is home to lots of wildlife.

natural

Doctors are worried about infections in the respiratory tract.

natural

She spent the afternoon passing out political tracts downtown.

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