Sight
Sight verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
Track down and sight are semantically related In some cases you can use "Track down" instead a verb "Sight".
Track down
Track down verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.
Usage example: I'll try to track down his last known address
Sight and track down are semantically related in lay hands on topic. Sometimes you can use "Sight" instead a verb "Track down".
Both terms in one sentence
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Even on Hard mode, they're easier to track down by the lights of their goggles (see Laser Sight above).
Source: Video Game / Black Mesa -
His original intent is to get to his stash of stolen money, then track down and kill The Spirit, but he ends up being sidetracked by three boys, one of whom is blind and who all three had asked Santa to give the boy his sight back for Christmas.
Source: Comic Book / The Spirit
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