US /tres/
・UK /treɪs/
Your fingertips trace my skin to places I have never been.
Your fingertips trace my skin
and Airbnb host frustration may all trace back
Many people trace them back to Kazimir Malevich's 1918 work "White on White."
Hey, Trace. How you doing, girl?
Right now I will scan this bag and I will trace where my coffee is from.
Things that remind me of my youth disappeared without a trace.
Things that remind me of my youth disappeared without a trace.
You don't just walk into a high-end store and leave without a trace.
You don't just walk into a high-end store and leave without a trace.
furrows that crossed and recrossed each other hundreds of times, where the great streets blanched off and made intricate channels hard to trace in the thick yellow mud and icy water.
off; and made intricate channels, hard to trace in the thick yellow mud and icy water. The sky was
The only trace of Meisner was her purse, which was found near a railing on the lower deck.
The only trace of Meisner was her purse, which was found near a railing on the lower deck.
He said, "For when a patient who is suffering from gout is forced to lie on his back, anyone who knows the channels of the sperm trace their source to the kidneys can easily and at his leisure comprehend that the loins and the kidneys are hot and inflamed.
trace their source to the kidneys