トラック

とらっく
noun
truck; track
transportation
1. truck
A large motor vehicle for transporting goods.
トラックが来(き)た。
A truck came.
I transported luggage by truck.
A big truck is driving down the road.
I rented a truck when I moved.
A delivery truck stops in front of the store every morning.
2. track
A course for running races, or a single song on an album.
トラックを走(はし)った。
I ran on the track.
I'm running on the athletics track.
I like the third track on this album.
Music track
学校(がっこう)のトラックは1(いっ)周(しゅう)400(よんひゃく)メートルだ。
The school track is 400 meters around.
I downloaded all the tracks from the new album.
Music track

Etymology

Two English words, "truck" and "track", fall together as トラック in Japanese.

Common collocations

Usage

The truck meaning is by far the most common; the other two appear in sports and music contexts.