foot traffic
Britishnoun
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the wear and tear caused to a surface by people walking on it
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the activity of pedestrians in a particular area
Example Sentences
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Discount retailers that depend heavily on foot traffic have given conflicting signals about their businesses.
From Los Angeles Times
“I’m curious to see what they do to drive the foot traffic.”
Snow and subzero temperatures weren’t the only reason for the low foot traffic.
Star Wars is one of a handful of big hitters that Disney relies on to bring in billions of dollars at movie theaters and maintain foot traffic at its theme parks.
From Barron's
Star Wars is one of a handful of big hitters that Disney relies on to bring in billions of dollars at movie theaters and maintain foot traffic at its theme parks.
From Barron's
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