track (down) (Meaning)

track (down)

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Detectives worked tirelessly to track down the elusive suspect.
The search team used radio signals to track down the lost hiker.
The private investigator was hired to track down the missing person.
Using advanced technology, scientists were able to track down the origin of the meteorite.
The police tracked down the getaway car within hours of the robbery.
The investigation team meticulously tracked down all the leads in the case.
The airline was able to track down the passenger's lost luggage.
The courier company tracked down the package and delivered it to the correct address.
The journalist tracked down the whistleblower who revealed the government's secrets.
The organization tracked down donors who had made anonymous contributions.

run down, discover, learn, locate, hunt (down or up),find, get, find out, ferret (out), scare up

pass over, miss, overlook,lose, mislay, misset,misplace

Detectives worked tirelessly to track down the elusive suspect.

The search team used radio signals to track down the lost hiker.

The private investigator was hired to track down the missing person.

Using advanced technology, scientists were able to track down the origin of the meteorite.