untracked
untracked — verb
- untrackedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- untrackeds3rd person singular
- untrackeding-ing form
- untrackededpast simple
1. to help a person, team, or organization stop performing badly and begin to succe
to help a person, team, or organization stop performing badly and begin to succeed again — used when a period of poor results, low sales, or weak form needs to be turned around
After five straight losses, Coach Zayd tried everything to untrack his basketball team.
transitive: untrack + team as object
A new marketing strategy untracked the company, and profits began to rise within two months.
inanimate subject with positive outcome
Sofia's special training program untracked the young pianist after a year of poor reviews.
Nothing could untrack the sales team until the manager changed their targets.
The mayor hired a well-known expert to untrack the city's falling tourism industry.
- turn around
more common in business; stronger emphasis on complete reversal
- revive
broader; works for any decline, not just performance slumps
- rescue
implies saving from failure rather than gradual improvement
- sink
to fall further into decline
文法句型
untrack + noun phrase (someone / something)
用法筆記
Rarely used in everyday conversation. Most common in sports reporting and business journalism. Frequently appears in the pattern 'untrack [someone/something]' with a concrete object.