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Translate footstep from English to Spanish

Summary

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footstep:
- paso; pisada; huella del pie; huella
Wiktionary:
- footstep → paso, peldaño
- footstep → paso, no

English

Detailed Translations for footstep from English to Spanish

footstep:

footstep [the ~] nom

the footstep (footprint; footfall)
el paso; la pisada; la huella del pie; la huella
- paso [el ~] nom
- pisada [la ~] nom
- huella del pie [la ~] nom
- huella [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for footstep:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
huella	footfall; footprint; footstep	clatter of hoofs; clue; deposit; dregs; footprint; hint; hoofbeat; last bit; lead; lees; pounding of hoofs; print; print-out; remnant; residuum; rest; sediment; sludge; the last bit; thud of hoofs; tip
huella del pie	footfall; footprint; footstep	footprint
paso	footfall; footprint; footstep	access; admission; admittance; aisle; alley; avenue; channel; country road; distance; ditch; door; doorway; fairway; forecourt; gait; gallop; gallopade; gangway; groove; i.d. card; in transit; journey; lane; mountain pass; pace; pass; passage; passage through; path; permit; pitch; porch; reach; road; round; scamper; small circle; step; stretch; stride; track; trail; tread; trot; veranda; vestibule; way
pisada	footfall; footprint; footstep	country road; footmark; footprint; lane; path; step; stride; track
-	footfall; pace; step; stride

Related Words for "footstep":

footsteps

Synonyms for "footstep":

footfall; step; sound
step
pace; stride; indefinite quantity

Related Definitions for "footstep":

the act of taking a step in walking¹
the sound of a step of someone walking¹
- he heard footsteps on the porch¹
the distance covered by a step¹

Wiktionary Translations for footstep:

footstep

noun

distance of one footstep
- footstep → paso
step, as in a stair
- footstep → peldaño; paso
mark left by a foot
- footstep → paso

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• footstep	→ paso; no	↔ pas — Le mouvement que fait une personne ou un animal mettre un pied devant l’autre pour marcher.

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¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University