footprint
- noun
- /ˈfʊtˌprɪnt/
- Specialized
- Such a converter would have a footprint of about 300 square meters and could power a neighborhood.
- building footprint
- a small footprint
- a large footprint
All this in a machine with the same footprint as the Mac mini, only about twice as tall.
- All this in a machine with the same footprint as the Mac mini, only about twice as tall.
- But also they need to give you how it falls off as it covers the actual footprint of your growing surface, right?
- So we're going to keep the same footprint of it, but we're going to update it so that, you know, the roof doesn't leak.
- You can take your food preparation facilities and your footprint in the school and you can turn that into classrooms because you're going to need them.
Examples
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Given the fast turnaround time and the reduction in the project footprint, the impact on the store's patrons was negligible.
Academic text (2003) -
The company's new product has a compact footprint, allowing it to fit easily in small spaces.
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I always need to reduce the footprint of things I store here.
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Now, obviously this thing has a really small footprint, but here is where a lot of the magic happens.
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The room on the fifth floor does not cover the entire footprint of the building.
Academic text (2009) -
The overall machine footprint is 12 feet wide and 35 feet long.
Academic text (1999) -
In contrast, our biggest footprint in terms of land use is farming.
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All the methods offer the advantage of having a small footprint and easy integration into existing distribution systems.
Academic text (2002) -
The device, with a 151-liter chamber, has a small footprint and narrow profile (24" wide).
Academic text (1993) -
The architect designed the new building to minimize its footprint on the environment.
Synonyms
How big something is, for example clothes or shoes
The amount of flat space inside a shape measured in square units
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Footprint comes from foot + print, so by picture it can mean the 'space' an object takes on the ground, like the area a machine or building stands on.