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keep track

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌkip ˈtræk/ · UK /ˌkiːp ˈtræk/

keep track means: To continue knowing what is happening or where things are, often by checking or recording information.

verb

FOLLOW OR RECORDB1

To continue knowing what is happening or where things are, often by checking or recording information.

  • Keep track of your spending.
  • She kept track of every change to the plan.
  • How do you keep track of all these appointments?

How to use it: keep track of someone/something (This app helps me keep track of my spending.); keep track of what/where/who… (We need to keep track of who has paid.)

Similar words: monitor, track

Opposites: lose track

Common phrases: keep track, keep track of something

Questions about keep track

What does keep track mean?

To continue knowing what is happening or where things are, often by checking or recording information.

What is keep track in other languages?

Türkçe: takip etmek · Español: llevar un registro · Français: suivre · Deutsch: den Überblick behalten · Italiano: tenere traccia · 日本語: 把握する

How do you pronounce keep track?

In American English /ˌkip ˈtræk/; in British English /ˌkiːp ˈtræk/.

How do you use keep track in a sentence?

Keep track of your spending. She kept track of every change to the plan.

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