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traceSee autotrace, wire trace and Traceroute. trace1 1. any line drawn by a recording instrument or a record consisting of a number of such lines 2. the postulated alteration in the cells of the nervous system that occurs as the result of any experience or learning 3. Geometry the intersection of a surface with a coordinate plane 4. Maths the sum of the diagonal entries of a square matrix 5. Meteorol an amount of precipitation that is too small to be measured trace2 1. either of the two side straps that connect a horse's harness to the swingletree 2. Angling a length of nylon or, formerly, gut attaching a hook or fly to a line |
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