tract

TRACT = [trekt] noun
1 arazi, alan, toprak * eşanlamlı : area, region, zone, district, territory
2 anat. sistem, aygıt

TRACT
1. A piece of land or an area of ground: This definition is commonly used in real estate or property management contexts. For example, a real estate agent might advertise a "beautiful tract of land" for sale.
2. A pamphlet or booklet containing information or arguments about a particular topic: This definition is often used in educational or political contexts. For example, a religious organization might distribute tracts containing their beliefs and teachings.
3. A system of organs or tissues in the body that performs a specific function: This definition is often used in medical contexts. For example, the digestive tract is the series of organs responsible for breaking down and absorbing food.
4. A stretch or length of something, often a road or a body of water: This definition is often used in geographic or transportation contexts. For example, the Pacific Crest Trail is a long hiking tract that runs from Mexico to Canada.
5. A bundle of nerve fibers that connects different parts of the brain or spinal cord: This definition is often used in anatomy or neuroscience contexts.

TRACT: Refers to the pulling or dragging force generated by an aircraft's engines or propellers during forward motion.