preservedtrack
nounUK /prɪˈzɜːvd træk/
US /prɪˈzɝːvd træk/
A preservedtrack is a path or trail that people keep safe and clean so it stays the same for a long time.
The park rangers built a preservedtrack through the forest so visitors could walk without hurting the plants.
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2. A saved recording of a song or sound kept for later listening.
The band released a preservedtrack from their very first concert.
3. A railway line that is kept in its old style for people to visit.
We rode a steam train on a preservedtrack in the mountains.
4. A record of someone's progress that is stored safely over time.
The coach kept a preservedtrack of every runner's best times.
5. A marked route in a game or race that is kept the same for fairness.
The race used a preservedtrack so every player faced the same course.