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Definition of retraced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
trackinghaving been traced again
- The retraced steps showed a clearer path.
2.
artRare having been redrawn or reoutlinedRare
- The retraced map was easier to read.
Origin of retraced
Latin, re- (again) + trahere (to draw)
Examples of retraced in a sentence
The retraced lines on the map were more accurate. She followed the retraced route to avoid getting lost. The retraced blueprint showed all the corrections. She admired the retraced lines on the old map.
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- French:retracé, redessiné, ...
- German:nachgezeichnet, neu gezeichnet, ...
- Italian:ritracciato, ...
- Spanish:trazado de nuevo, redibujado, ...
- Portuguese:retraçado, redesenhado, ...
- Chinese:重新追踪的, 重新绘制的, ...
- Japanese:再びたどった, 再描画された, ...
- Arabic:مُعاد تَتَبُّعُه, مُعاد رَسْمُه, ...
- Hebrew:מְסוּמָן מֵחָדָשׁ, מְסֹרְטֵט, ...
- Russian:повторно пройденный, перерисованный, ...
- Ukrainian:пересліджений, перемальований, ...
- Hindi:फिर से खोजा गया, पुनः खींचा गया, ...
Definition of retrace - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
navigationtr./intr. go back over a path or routetr./intr.
- We retraced our steps to find the lost keys.
2.
recalltr. mentally revisit a past eventtr.
- He retraced the events of the day in his mind.
3.
drawingtr. Rare trace a line again in drawingtr. Rare
- She retraced the outline with a darker pencil.
4.
financeintr. TECH undergo retracement in financeintr. TECH
- The stock retraced after reaching a new high.
Noun
1.
navigationRare repeated tracing of a pathRare
- The retrace of the route ensured we didn't miss any landmarks.
2.
financeTECH instance of temporary reversal in stock priceTECH
- The stock experienced a retrace after the initial surge.
3.
televisionTECH the period when a TV beam returns to start positionTECH
- The retrace occurs between each line of the display.
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Origin of retrace
Latin, re- (again) + trace (track)
Examples of retrace in a sentence
He had to retrace his route to find the trailhead. They retraced their journey to recover the forgotten map. She retraced her childhood memories vividly. He tried to retrace the conversation from last night. He had to retrace the lines to make them clearer. The artist decided to retrace the sketch for emphasis.
The currency retraced after the initial surge. Investors watched as the market retraced its steps. The retrace of our steps helped us find the lost item. A careful retrace of the journey revealed the mistake. Investors were concerned about the sudden retrace. A retrace in the market trend was anticipated. The technician adjusted the settings to minimize retrace. During retrace, the screen momentarily goes dark.
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- French:retracer, retraçage, ...
- German:zurückgehen, Rückverfolgung, ...
- Italian:ripercorrere, ripetizione del percorso, ...
- Spanish:regresar sobre, repetición del recorrido, ...
- Portuguese:retraçar, repetir o traçado, ...
- Chinese:重走, 重复追踪, ...
- Japanese:たどる, 再追跡, ...
- Arabic:عاد على أَثَر, إِعَادَةُ التَّتَبُّع, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲזוֹר עַל עִקְבוֹתָיו, שִׁחְזוּר מַסְלוּל, ...
- Russian:пройти обратно, повторное прохождение, ...
- Ukrainian:повертатися, повторне трасування, ...
- Hindi:वापस लेना, पुनः अनुगमन, ...
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