traceless

[ˈt͡ʃɹeɪsləs] adj

That cannot be traced; untraceable

Word Origin 'Trace' comes from Latin 'trahere' meaning 'to pull, draw' — a trace is a mark drawn or pulled along. Traceless means without a trace, using the Germanic -less suffix (from 'lausaz' meaning loose, free from). The root 'trahere' gives us tractor (that which pulls), attract (pull towards), extract (pull out), and even retreat (pull back). The PIE root *tragh- is about dragging.

adj That cannot be traced; untraceable

The hacker used sophisticated encryption methods to make their online activities completely traceless.

(形容词) 不可追踪的;无迹可寻的

黑客使用复杂的加密方法,使其在线活动完全无法追踪。

(adjetivo) Que no se puede rastrear; imposible de rastrear.

El hacker usó métodos de encriptación sofisticados para hacer que sus actividades en línea fueran completamente imposibles de rastrear.

(adjectif) **Traceless** : qui ne peut être tracé ; intraçable.

Le pirate informatique a utilisé des méthodes de cryptage sophistiquées pour rendre ses activités en ligne complètement **traceless**.

(Adjektiv) unauffindbar; nicht nachverfolgbar [Nicht nachverfolgbar; so beschaffen, dass keine Spuren hinterlassen oder zurückverfolgt werden können.]

Der Hacker nutzte fortschrittliche Verschlüsselung, um seine Online-Aktivitäten **traceless** zu machen.

(形容詞) 追跡することができない、痕跡を残さない。

ハッカーは高度な暗号化技術を用いて、オンライン上の活動を完全に追跡不可能にした。

(adjetivo) não rastreável; imrastreável [Que não pode ser rastreado; não rastreável]

O hacker usou métodos sofisticados de criptografia para tornar suas atividades online completamente não rastreáveis.

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