footstep

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Related topics: Colours & sounds

foot·step /ˈfʊtstep/ noun [countableC]

CSOUNDthe sound each step makes when someone is walking 脚步声

He heard someone’s footsteps in the hall.

他听见门厅里有脚步声。

→ follow (in) somebody’s footsteps at follow(15)

Examples from the Corpus

footstep• A footstep broke the silence and approached to within ten paces of Blackburn and waited.• Suddenly Rachel heard footsteps behind her in the dark street.• They heard his heavy footsteps descending the stairs.• He heard her footsteps, heard her key in the lock.• Yes, there were gateways here in this Castle, where midnight footsteps trod purposefully down the halls ... Footsteps.• I entered, and the sound of my footsteps and voice echoed strangely through the empty halls.• I could always recognise my mother's footsteps as she scurried up the stairs.• He heard someone's footsteps in the hall.• Another door slammed, footsteps sounded on the cement patio.• All turned to look back at the door as the footsteps approached on the flagstones.• The footsteps were getting nearer and from the sound of it there were at least a dozen men.

heard ... footsteps• Zena pulled on another stocking and heard his footsteps echoing away up the corridor.• He heard footsteps passing his door as some one made their way home.• He heard footsteps walking around in the room above and then descending the stairs.• After I had rung several more times and knocked at the door, I heard hesitant footsteps.• I heard footsteps and then Sonya opened the door without unhooking the chain, just enough to check me out.• An then, miraculously, she heard footsteps and, looking round, saw a woman approaching.• She heard his uncertain footsteps on the stairs and he was humming a hornpipe under his breath.

单词	footstep
释义	footstep Word family nounfootagefooterfootiefootingfootballfootballenefootballerfootbarfootbathfootboardfootboyfootbrakefootbreadthfootbridgefootclothfootfallfoot faultfootguardsfoothillfootholdfootlightfootmanfootmufffootnotefootpacefootpadfootpagefootpathfootplatefootpostfootprintfootpumpfootrestfootrulefootsloggerfootsloggingfootstalkfootstepfootstoolfootwallfootwayfootwearfootwellfootworkfootadjectivefootedfootlessfootballingfootloosefootsorefootstooledfootwornverbfootfaultfootslog Related topics: Colours & sounds foot·step /ˈfʊtstep/ ●●○ noun [countableC] CSOUNDthe sound each step makes when someone is walking 脚步声 He heard someone’s footsteps in the hall. 他听见门厅里有脚步声。 → follow (in) somebody’s footsteps at follow(15) Examples from the Corpus footstep• A footstep broke the silence and approached to within ten paces of Blackburn and waited.• Suddenly Rachel heard footsteps behind her in the dark street.• They heard his heavy footsteps descending the stairs.• He heard her footsteps, heard her key in the lock.• Yes, there were gateways here in this Castle, where midnight footsteps trod purposefully down the halls ... Footsteps.• I entered, and the sound of my footsteps and voice echoed strangely through the empty halls.• I could always recognise my mother's footsteps as she scurried up the stairs.• He heard someone's footsteps in the hall.• Another door slammed, footsteps sounded on the cement patio.• All turned to look back at the door as the footsteps approached on the flagstones.• The footsteps were getting nearer and from the sound of it there were at least a dozen men. heard ... footsteps• Zena pulled on another stocking and heard his footsteps echoing away up the corridor.• He heard footsteps passing his door as some one made their way home.• He heard footsteps walking around in the room above and then descending the stairs.• After I had rung several more times and knocked at the door, I heard hesitant footsteps.• I heard footsteps and then Sonya opened the door without unhooking the chain, just enough to check me out.• An then, miraculously, she heard footsteps and, looking round, saw a woman approaching.• She heard his uncertain footsteps on the stairs and he was humming a hornpipe under his breath.
随便看	distant from distant from something distant from sth distantly distantness distaste distasteful distastefully distastefully distastefulness distastefulnesses distastes di-stefano,-alfredo Di Stefano, Alfredo distemper distemperate distend distended distending distends distensibility distensibility distensible distension distensions