| trace origin | 6.45 | Others trace its origins to Little Italy. | ||
| trace root | 6.45 | Most Taiwanese can trace their roots to China. | ||
| trace call | 5.60 | The call was subsequently traced. | ||
| trace history | 4.15 | The lots trace the history of English silver. | ||
| trace source | 4.02 | Is there any way I can trace the sources? | ||
| trace problem | 2.96 | I can trace this problem to its source. | ||
| trace money | 2.11 | He traced the money to an offshore investment company. | ||
| trace gun | 2.04 | Most guns are never traced. | ||
| trace path | 2.04 | My finger traces a path down to the peninsula of Grand Isle. | ||
| trace ancestry | 1.91 | Most Taiwanese trace their ancestry to China. | ||
| trace line | 1.91 | And I began tracing the lines of his face. | ||
| trace evolution | 1.78 | Gerard found it difficult to trace the evolution. | ||
| trace lineage | 1.71 | All Somalis can trace their lineage through six clans. | ||
| trace outbreak | 1.65 | The outbreak has been traced to a tainted fruit juice. | ||
| trace e-mail | 1.58 | The defendants were arrested after authorities traced the e-mails. | ||
| trace owner | 1.58 | Customs are trying to trace the owners of the lorries. | ||
| trace pattern | 1.58 | But he sat on the stump, tracing patterns in the earth. | ||
| trace development | 1.51 | It will also trace the development of the clone. | ||
| trace outline | 1.51 | She traced the outline of his lips with her fingers. | ||
| trace route | 1.51 | It started raining harder as he slowly traced her route. |