Definitions

1. verb

to go or move backward in a track or path, or to go back to a previous route or direction

“The train had to retrack to a different route due to the weather conditions.”

2. verb

to take or record again a previous action or event, especially in a recording or a film

“The director decided to retrack the scene and redo the dialogue.”

3. noun

a route or path that is changed or altered

“The new retrack in the road caused traffic congestion.”

4. noun

a recording or a take of a previous action or event

“The director chose the best retrack from the many takes they had filmed.”