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Meanings of footprint in English

Spanish
huella del pie
Wikidata

Trace.

huella del pie
Portuguese
pegada
Catalan
pas
Spanish
huella

A mark of a foot or shoe on a surface.

pegada
Usage of footprint in English
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And Americans buy products made in China, therefore supporting China's carbon footprint.
The Guardian
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She said we still need to continue trying to reduce our footprint.
Radio NZ
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This acquisition will extend Innovative's footprint in electrical and electro-mechanical products market.
Reuters
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The carbon footprint of the latter is far higher than the former.
The Guardian
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He stepped in the footprint of the other man in one place.
The Go Ahead Boys and Simon's Mine
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But we want to leave a strong and lasting footprint, Trump said.
Reuters
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Modomoto covers a similar footprint but already has a presence in France.
Reuters
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The left one was less clear and ended in a sliding footprint.
The hangman's daughter
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Even energy-efficient trains use nonrenewable resources and produce their own carbon footprint.
Wired
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The Trump administration has already taken steps to reduce the FSOC's footprint.
Reuters
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It probably saves power and lowers the industry's carbon footprint as well.
The book of xen
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I'm always thinking about my footprint, trying not to consume without thinking.
BBC
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And how would people know what was a large or small footprint?
Wired
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It's very possible that those deals might leave an online footprint somewhere.
The Guardian
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We are also working closely with suppliers to reduce our plastic footprint.
The Irish Times
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Let's look a few ways to reduce your carbon footprint while travelling.
The South African
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