第三人称复数：footprints
名词
1. He left footprints behind him on the sand.
他把脚印留在了身后的沙滩上。
2. They noticed some footprints in the snow.
他们注意到雪地里的一些脚印。
1. 占位面积：在接受调查的对象中,62%的用户声称正在采取措施降低与本公司总的存储硬件占位面积(footprint)有关的成本;53%声称,电力和冷却需求是购买数据存储设备时考虑的一个重要因素.
1. 足迹;脚印
A footprint is a mark in the shape of a foot that a person or animal makes in or on a surface.
1. China's ZED project to debut at the Shanghai Expo will leave no carbon footprint behind to show the world its commitment to battling climate change.
2. The " Happy Planet Index " seeking countries with the most content people and tiny carbon footprint was conducted by an independent research group in Britain.
3. The secondary footprint is the indirect carbon dioxide emissions from the life cycle of any products associated with manufacturing.
4. The carbon footprint of a single Australian is equivalent to the carbon footprint of several people from the developing world.
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5. Shale gas emits about 45 percent less per unit of energy and could thus help China to reduce its carbon footprint significantly.
6. Here is a checklist to monitor one's carbon footprint at home.
7. With established iron ore and chrome ore resources bases in Australia and South Africa, the ore trader now aims to further expand its overseas footprint.
8. We must start calculating how much of an ecological footprint we make at the cost of production and growth.
9. Eleven years after Dell entered China in 1998, the company has established a solid footprint and is enjoying strong growth in the market.
10. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Secretary Dennis Richardson has said Australia's footprint in China is lagging behind comparable Western nations.
noun
1. the area taken up by some object
e.g. the computer had a desktop footprint of 10 by 16 inches
2. a mark of a foot or shoe on a surface
e.g. the police made casts of the footprints in the soft earth outside the window
3. a trace suggesting that something was once present or felt or otherwise important
e.g. the footprints of an earlier civilization