retrace 的定义
re·traced, re·trac·ing.
- to trace backward; go back over: to retrace one's steps.
- to go back over with the memory.
- to go over again with the sight or attention.
- re-trace.
retrace 近义词
repeat
更多retrace例句
- Everything users do through the interface, which uses Palantir’s GovCloud platform, is carefully preserved, so anyone with access can retrace their steps.
- Almost 20 years ago, Eric Sheppard picked up the slave narrative written by his distant ancestor, Moses Grandy, and set out to retrace his long trudge to freedom.
- When turning off a path, we often take a special look around the crucial spot so we can retrace our steps.
- Evidence of an infection that has already cleared can also help researchers retrace a virus’s steps.
- Technology offered a way to automate time-honored contact tracing efforts in which public health investigators ask patients to retrace their footsteps in order to deduce where they got infected.
- "To R——," replied the man, as he turned silently and sullenly to retrace his steps.
- "I don't care to retrace all of mine," said Mr. Bradford, whose pale face wore a smile beneath its bandage.
- Then, slowly, she began to retrace her steps toward the corner from which she had started.
- Whatever it was, we thought it prudent to retrace our steps, and went down to the sea again by the same path.
- But we must now leave the king, and retrace history to the commencement of the civil war.