Meaning & Definition of Spoor in English
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Spoor
The trail or scent left by an animal.
Pronunciation:
/spɔːr/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
spoorsDetailed Definitions
Definition: The track, trail, or the footprints of a wild animal.
Example Sentence: The ranger followed the spoor to find the elusive animal.
Definition: A track or trail left by any creature.
Example Sentence: The soft soil revealed the spoor of the deer.
Etymology
Origin: The word 'spoor' comes from the Dutch 'spoor', meaning track or trace.
Synonyms
trailtracktracemark
Common Phrases and Expressions
- follow the spoor: To track or pursue by following signs left by an animal.
Translations
- Spanish: rastro
- French: trace
- German: Fährte
- Russian: След
Related Words
- track: A path or route that is worn by repeated use.
- trail: A beaten path through rough country.
- scent: A distinctive smell, especially one that is pleasant.