Follow in your tracks Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To do the same things someone else has done, especially copying their actions, choices, or life path.
Usage & Nuances
Usually figurative; most often used to mean 'copy someone's path in life'—often a parent, mentor, or role model. Can sound positive (aspiring to someone's achievements) or neutral. Less common in the literal sense of walking behind someone.
Example Sentences
Many children want to follow in your tracks and become teachers like you.
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He decided to follow in your tracks and study medicine.
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If you want to succeed, try to follow in your tracks.
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I'm not sure I want to follow in your tracks—I might choose a different path.
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My brother always tries to follow in your tracks, even down to the smallest habits.
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When you set such a good example, it's no wonder others want to follow in your tracks.
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