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单词 foot traffic
释义
foot traffic
noun[U]
uk
/ˈfʊt ˌtræf.ɪk/us
/ˈfʊt ˌtræf.ɪk/

foot trafficnoun[U](PEOPLE WALKING)

peoplewho arewalking, notdrivingcarsorridingbicycles:
步行者
Thetowncentrewasoriginallydesignedforfoottrafficonly.市中心最初只是为步行者设计的。
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pedestriannoun
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Walking and walkers
  • bring/callsomething/someoneto heelidiom
  • cavalcade
  • constitutional
  • heel
  • hiker
  • hiking
  • hoof itidiom
  • jaywalk
  • rambler
  • shanks's pony
  • sleepwalk
  • sleepwalking
  • somnambulate
  • somnambulist
  • stretch
  • walkabout
  • walkies
  • walking
  • walking pole
  • walking stick
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foot trafficnoun[U](IN A BUSINESS)

businessUSspecialized
(UKfootfall)
thenumberofpeoplewho go into ashoporbusinessin aparticularperiodoftime:
（商店等的）顾客流量
Foottrafficatstoresacrossthecountryhasdeclinedthisyear."
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
People who buy things
  • anti-consumer
  • bidder
  • buyer
  • consumer
  • couponer
  • end user
  • importer
  • late adopter
  • multi-client
  • mystery shopper
  • prosumer
  • punter
  • purchaser
  • rag-and-bone man
  • ragman
  • scrap dealer
  • speculator
  • tradesman
  • tradespeople
  • wholesaler
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(Definition offoot trafficfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

foot traffic| Business English

foot traffic
noun[U]
uk
us
MARKETING
→footfall
peoplewho aremovingfrom oneplaceto another:
Theyappearcommittedtostoppingfoottrafficacrosstheirborders.
(Definition offoot trafficfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffoot traffic

foot traffic
Towns had grown up with the idea of foot and horse traffic,foottrafficfor the local needs and horse traffic for communications.
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Columbus uses the arena as a drawing point for the city with the other establishments feeding off of thefoottraffic.
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They all, however, serve to link entities together and promote the flow offoottraffic.
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For example, disturbed areas by vehicular orfoottrafficor eroded or highly washed areas that do not represent the overall surface of the system being evaluated should be avoided.
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I have no doubt, therefore, thatfoottrafficalso will increase.
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It is safe for the lightfoottrafficthat the building is restricted to, and therefore needs no additional work other than routine maintenance.
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If the suggestion had been carried out to widen the bridge for vehicular orfoottrafficit would have spoiled the bridge.
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The extensive skyway system connecting most of the office buildings has contributed to the removal offoottrafficfrom the streets.
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Management tried in 1995 to increasefoottraffic.
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These causeways were broken up by bridges that controlled the movement offoottraffic.
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A good busker will control the crowd so the patrons do not obstructfoottraffic.
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A living statue performer will strategically choose a spot, preferably one with a high level offoottraffic, and out of the way.
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This soon proved unsuccessful in luring the necessaryfoottraffic, whereby the upper level remained vacant for many years.
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Once one cassava plant is infected, the whole crop is put at risk to infection by rainsplash, contaminated cultivation tools, andfoottraffic.
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But even that work was not enough and the bridge was closed to evenfoottraffic.
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