footfall in Polish
footfall in Polish is tupot — footfall means the sound of a foot hitting the ground as someone walks, or the step itself.
footfall in Polish
tupot
(countable) The sound made by a footstep; also, the footstep or step itself.
What does "footfall" mean?
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noun The sound of a foot hitting the ground as someone walks, or the step itself.
"I cannot believe that he is gone. I expect him with every footfall I hear on the GCN stairs."
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noun The number of people who visit or pass through a place, such as a shop, over a given time.
"However, footfall is still below pre-Covid levels while there is also a surge of incoming supply. - "Are There Too Many Retail Malls In Malaysia?", BFM 89.9"
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footfall in a sentence
- I cannot believe that he is gone. I expect him with every footfall I hear on the GCN stairs.
- However, footfall is still below pre-Covid levels while there is also a surge of incoming supply. - "Are There Too Many Retail Malls In Malaysia?", BFM 89.9
- With high-street stores desperate to increase footfall and buck the financial downturn, retailers have started issuing discount vouchers.
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What is "footfall" in Polish?
"footfall" in Polish is tupot. footfall means: The sound of a foot hitting the ground as someone walks, or the step itself.
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