English → Arabic
track in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- masār
- Arabizi
masar- Type
- noun · masculine
- Plural
- مَسَارَات masārāt
- Root
- س ي ر
Other meanings
- أَثَر ʾathar — trail · track, trace, footprint
- مَدَار madār — lane · orbit, track (of a celestial body)
How to use it
The word 'track' can be translated into Arabic in several ways depending on the context. 'Masār' (مَسَار) refers to a path or course, 'ʾathar' (أَثَر) refers to a trace or footprint, and 'madār' (مَدَار) is used for the orbit or track of celestial bodies.
Example sentences
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اَلْحَيَوَانُ تَرَكَ أَثَرًا فِي اَلطِّينِ.
al-ḥayawānu taraka ʾatharan fī aṭ-ṭīni.
The animal left a track in the mud.
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اَلْمَسَارُ مُعَلَّمٌ بِإِشَارَاتٍ.
al-masāru muʿallamun bi-ʾishārātin.
The track is marked with signs.
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اَلْأَرْضُ تَدُورُ فِي مَدَارٍ حَوْلَ اَلشَّمْسِ.
al-ʾarḍu tadūru fī madārin ḥawla ash-shamsi.
The Earth revolves in an orbit around the sun.
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
Track {0}
المقطوعة {0}
Split Track
تقطيع المقطوعة
Track length:
طول المقطوعة:
Two-track policy
السياسة ذات المسارين
Invalid track mode
نمط مقطوعة غير صالح
Copying data track
يجري نسخ مقطع بيانات
Copying audio track
يجري نسخ مقطع الصوت
Split track manually
تقطيع المقطوعة يدويًا
The track wasn't split.
لم تُقسّم المقطوعة.
Split the selected track
فسّم المسار المحدد
A single-track railway is where trains in both directions share the same track.
المسار الفردي هو مسار للسكك الحديدية بحيث تتقاسم القطارات نفس المسار في كلا الاتجاهين.
Keep to the track, to the beaten track; Never return to the bridges you've burned.
إلزم مسارك.. مهما حفته الصعاب لا ترجع الى الجسور التي أحرقتها خلفك
Questions and answers
What is the difference between 'masār' and 'ʾathar'?
'Masār' (مَسَار) is a planned or defined path, like a race track. 'ʾAthar' (أَثَر) is a mark left behind, like footprints.
Can 'track' mean a song?
No, the Arabic word for a song track is usually 'ugniyah' (أُغْنِيَة) or 'naghmah' (نَغْمَة).
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