footstep 的定义
- the setting down of a foot, or the sound so produced; footfall; tread.
- the distance covered by a step in walking; pace.
- a footprint.
- a step by which to ascend or descend.
footstep 近义词
footfall
更多footstep例句
- Emily followed in her footsteps and had a remarkable career as a surgeon, institutional leader and head of a medical school for women.
- Presumably, she has followed in the footsteps of her godmother, Captain Marvel, and become some sort of do-gooder.
- I guess I had map-making in my blood, though I hadn’t planned to follow in my father’s footsteps.
- Her career as a doctor may be one of the few things that will make her think twice about a full-time political career in her mother’s footsteps.
- Rogers initially signed with George Washington in 2015, intent on following in his father’s footsteps.
- For three years I had been listening to the voice of Hope, and for three years I had waited for a footstep on my threshold.
- You can hear every footstep, which detracts from the experience exponentially.
- Soon, however, another footstep became audible on the stairs below, and this time Sarah heard it distinctly.
- She tried to see her way through; she was thinking it out when the sound of a footstep behind caused her to look round.
- One step away he made, then his foot halted, as the whispering sound of a quick footstep came from behind through the bush.
- Away they went, with Gyp at their heels, and every footstep resounded through the old house until they reached the upper floor.
- There was a slow, heavy footstep upon the stairs, and in a moment Seth had hidden the letter.