rastrear

to track, to trace

r a s t ɾ e ˈa ɾ
rastr track; trail + ear to perform or engage in an action
verb Rare #28,703
to track, to trace Often used for tracking something’s location or tracing its origin.
SP: La policía va a rastrear el teléfono.
EN: The police are going to track the phone.
Conjugation of rastrear
rastrear
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third — rastrean
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third — rastrean
Present
Past

Lo van a rastrear.

They're going to track him.

Rastrear la llamada?

Trace the call?

— The Host (2006)

Vamos a rastrear sus movimientos, a ver si encontramos su dirección.

Let's track their movements, to see if we can find their address.

— Durante la tormenta (2018)

Lo puede rastrear aunque cambie de maletín.

You can track him even if he changes briefcases.

No se puede rastrear.

It cannot be traced.

— हैदर (2014)

Si puedes rastrear dónde lo vendió, puedes atraparlo.

If you can track where he sold it, you can catch him.

— P.K. (Peekay) (2014)

Maddox, ¿puedes rastrear dónde estaba esta mañana?

Maddox, can you trace where I was this morning?

— Sin piedad (2026)

Vamos a rastrear su teléfono.

We're going to track your phone.

— Hermano 2 (2000)

Es imposible de rastrear.

It’s impossible to trace.

— Sin conexión (2025)

Estos sobres no se pueden rastrear.

These envelopes cannot be tracked.

— The Running Man (2025)