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thing, walk back and forth
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stride, walk back and forth
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pace, gaitnoun
the rate of moving (especially walking or running)
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footstep, pace, step, stridenoun
the distance covered by a step
«he stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig»
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footstep, tread, gait, stone’s throw, stair, yard, pace, whole tone, step, tempo, measure, footfall, dance step, gradation, tone, rate, whole step, footmark, footprint, stride -
pace, ratenoun
the relative speed of progress or change
«he lived at a fast pace»; «he works at a great rate»; «the pace of events accelerated»
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gait, tread, rate, tempo, charge per unit, pace, stride, step, yard, footstep -
pace, stride, treadnoun
a step in walking or running
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tempo, pacenoun
the rate of some repeating event
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gait, pacing, tread, rate, tempo, pace, stride, step, yard, footstep -
yard, paceverb
a unit of length equal to 3 feet; defined as 91.44 centimeters; originally taken to be the average length of a stride
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footstep, cubic yard, one thousand, gait, tread, railyard, railway yard, pace, grounds, step, tempo, thou, curtilage, grand, thousand, rate, yard, stride, chiliad -
paceverb
walk with slow or fast paces
«He paced up and down the hall»
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paceverb
go at a pace
«The horse paced»
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pace, stepverb
measure (distances) by pacing
«step off ten yards»
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paceverb
regulate or set the pace of
«Pace your efforts»
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step
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take something in stride
to cope with something unfortunate without much effort; to accept or manage difficulties well.
he took it in stride when they attempted to ostracize him
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List of paraphrases for «pace»:
rhythm, tempo, rate, ‘apce, speed, cadence, pacing, momentum, step, beat, capc, peace
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PACE
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Cardiology Prevention with low-dose Aspirin of Cardiovascular disease in the Elderly
Lab technology Programmable, autonomously programmable gel electrophoresis
Managed care Programs of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly
Medspeak-UK Purchasing Authority Chief Executives
Molecular biology Paired basic amine acid cleaving enzyme, formally, furin -
PACE
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Programs of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly
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Ezio Auditore da Firenze:
Meglio essere felici in questa vita che aspirare a esserlo nella prossima (Better to be content in this life, than aspire to it in the next). Requiescant in pace (Rest in peace).
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Daniel Pinkston:
If North Korea thought they could continue their accelerated pace of weapons testing and deployment without a response, they certainly were wrong, (With) the recent North Korean behavior, and with the Foal Eagle exercise going on, I think it’s a good time (to deploy).
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Rob Manfred:
Certainly encouraging, game times in the 2:40s, which is a really sort of nice number when you think about it in comparison to where we’ve been. I think maybe more important than that is that people that go and watch the games feel like the pace of the game, the action in the game has really been improved, that it actually alters the requirement of moving along pitching, kind of changes the game the way it’s played a little bit. And that would be a useful change for us.
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Duane Penner:
People should know they have to pace themselves.
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Carsten Brzeski:
The Ukraine crisis has calmed down, without being solved; the rest of the euro zone should continue to recover, albeit at a too low pace; and the negative impact from the timing of the summer vacation has finally disappeared.
Translations for Pace
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- سرعةArabic
- аҙымBashkir
- amb tot el respecte perCatalan, Valencian
- krokCzech
- Schritt, Pass, Geschwindigkeit, Passgang, TempoGerman
- βήμα, ρυθμόςGreek
- paŝoEsperanto
- galope, trote, ritmo, con todo respeto, con el debido respeto, pasoSpanish
- askellaji, liike, askelpari, askel, lauma, tahti, passi, jalkatyöFinnish
- rythme, arpenter, train, tempo, pasFrench
- lépésHungarian
- քայլArmenian
- 速度を保つ, 側対歩, アンブル, 歩測, ペース, 速度, だく足, 歩幅, 歩調Japanese
- passus, paceLatin
- solis, gaitaLatvian
- toihā, whetokoMāori
- steg, takt, skritt, skritte oppNorwegian
- takt, steg, stege oppNorwegian Nynorsk
- passNorwegian
- chodzić tam i z powrotem, krok, tempoPolish
- passoPortuguese
- ritm, pas, tempo, umblaRomanian
- измерять шагами, при всём моём уважении, при всём уважении, скорость, шагать, прохаживаться, иноходь, поступь, расхаживать, аллюр, задавать темп, походка, шаг, темпRussian
- korak, hitrostSlovene
- mwendoSwahili
- வேகம்Tamil
- ก้าวThai
- крокUkrainian
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pace [peɪs] сущ
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шагм, поступьж, аллюрм, походкаж, ходм
(step, gait, progress)
- rapid pace – быстрый шаг
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темпм, ритмм
(rate, rhythm)
- pace of work – темп работы
- relatively slow pace – относительно медленный темп
- pace of economic growth – темп роста экономики
- pace of technological progress – темп технического прогресса
- pace of its development – темп его развития
- pace of modern life – темп современной жизни
- frantic pace – бешеный ритм
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скоростьж
(speed)
- pace of change – скорость изменений
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иноходьж
(amble)
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пасм
(pass)
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Пейсм
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pace [peɪs] гл
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шагать, расхаживать, прохаживаться, ходить, пройтись
(walk)
- pace the room – ходить по комнате
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поспевать
(keep up)
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мерить шагами
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вышагивать
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прибавить шагу
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| noun | ||
| темп | pace, tempo, rate, time, movement, bat | |
| скорость | speed, velocity, rate, pace, rapidity, quickness | |
| шаг | step, move, stride, pace, increment, walk | |
| аллюр | gait, pace | |
| поступь | tread, step, pace, footfall, footstep, going | |
| походка | gait, walk, step, walking, tread, pace | |
| иноходь | amble, ambling, pace, rack | |
| длина шага | pace | |
| ступенька | step, stair, footstep, spoke, footboard, pace | |
| широкая ступенька | pace | |
| возвышение на полу | pace | |
| площадка | platform, court, playing field, stand, ring, pace | |
| verb | ||
| расхаживать | pace, perambulate, go about | |
| шагать | step, tread, pace, stride, leg, foot-slog | |
| вышагивать | pace | |
| задавать темп | set the pace, pace | |
| идти иноходью | pace, amble, rack | |
| вести | lead, conduct, keep, guide, drive, pace | |
| идти шагом | go at a walk, pace | |
| похаживать | pace, drop in | |
| измерять шагами | pace, step, step out, pace out | |
| adverb | ||
| с позволения | pace |
Предложения со словом «pace»
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However, algorithms, like viruses, can spread bias on a massive scale at a rapid pace. |
Алгоритмы, как вирусы, способны распространять ошибки в больших масштабах и очень быстро. |
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Those in power dictate the pace of the workday. |
Власть имущие диктуют темп рабочего дня. |
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And Professor George Lipsitz argues that white people even dictate the pace of social inclusion. |
Профессор Джордж Липшиц заявляет, что белые люди даже задают темп социальной интеграции. |
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If you think about the Civil Rights Movement and the cries of its leaders for Freedom Now, they were challenging the slow pace of white social inclusion. |
Вспомните о Движении за гражданские права и борьбе его лидеров за свободу сейчас — они бросали вызов медленному темпу социальной интеграции в мире белых. |
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We just have come to expect the pace of computing advancements to go on indefinitely. |
Мы просто привыкли думать, что прогресс вычислительной техники будет продолжаться бесконечно. |
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And this pace exists because of our ability to pack more and more devices onto a computer chip. |
И этот прогресс существует благодаря нашей способности упаковывать всё больше устройств в компьютерный чип. |
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And it’s this convergence that gives us this incredible pace. |
И это уменьшение открывает перед нами безграничные возможности. |
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So our group’s role and our group’s mission is to innovate by employing carbon nanotubes, because we think that they can provide a path to continue this pace. |
Таким образом цель и миссия нашей группы — создавать новое с помощью углеродных нанотрубок, потому что за ними — будущее. |
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Adjusting to the rapid pace of technological change creates real challenges, seen most clearly in our polarized labor market and the threat that it poses to economic mobility. |
Из — за быстрого темпа технологических изменений возникают серьёзные проблемы, отчётливо видимые на примере поляризованного рынка труда и представляющие угрозу экономической мобильности. |
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She said, Pace yourself. |
Она сказала: Живи своей жизнью. |
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I leaned on my staff and kept up the pace. |
Я опирался на свой посох и сохранял прежнюю скорость. |
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I will pace the measure of my confinement yet again. |
Я снова и снова буду мерить мою темницу шагами. |
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You can look at everything at your own pace. |
Ты можешь смотреть на все в своем собственном темпе. |
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But Ranulph shook his head scornfully and mended his pace. |
Но Ранульф только презрительно покачал головой и ускорил шаг. |
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I put her Trump down and began to pace again. |
Я убрал ее Карту и снова принялся расхаживать по комнате. |
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The dwarf fell behind as Pavek picked up the pace. |
Дварф немедленно отстал, как только Павек прибавил шагу. |
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Chiad and Bain moved a pace further from the riverbank. |
Чиад и Байн еще на шаг отошли от берега. |
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Then I took off up the hill at the fastest pace I thought I could hold. |
А потом мы двинулись вверх по склону самым быстрым шагом, на который были способны. |
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He threw her a quick look and slowed down to a more reasonable pace. |
Дэрил окинул ее быстрым взглядом и немного замедлил шаг. |
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He always acted this way when Emerson seized the reins and drove the horses to a frenzied pace. |
Он всегда так поступал, когда Эмерсон хватал вожжи и пускал лошадей рысью. |
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His birth would set the pace for his unlikely life. |
Необычайное появление на свет задало тон всей его жизни. |
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Then you’re not disputing the territory, just negotiating over the pace of the occupation. |
Тогда ты не захватываешь территорию, а просто ведешь переговоры об оккупации. |
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A faint apprehension stirred within me and I quickened my pace. |
Во мне шевельнулось слабое, но нехорошее предчувствие, и я ускорил шаги. |
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My apprehension was confirmed when the pace of Leather Woman’s ride picked up. |
Мои опасения подтвердились, когда движения Кожаной Женщины, скакавшей на члене мальчика, ускорились. |
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Myron tried to keep pace, but he was starting to feel like a buoy in rough waters. |
Майрон пытался за всем успевать, но начинал ощущать себя буйком в бурных волнах. |
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After they’d crossed a wide meadow carpeted in rich green clover and purple heather she thought was too lovely to tread upon, Connor slowed the pace to a walk. |
Они пересекли широкий луг, густо поросший клевером и лиловым вереском. |
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Now the lamps burned both before dawn and after the sun’s setting, and work proceeded at a breakneck pace. |
Теперь лампы горели и перед восходом, и после захода солнца, и работа стремительно продвигалась. |
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Then I began to pace the floor and think about this thing. |
Затем начал расхаживать взад — вперед и обдумывать ситуацию. |
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She walked at a brisk pace along the main street leading to the eastern city gate. |
Она быстро шагала по главной улице в сторону восточных врат. |
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Then he continued to pace the dining-room until the morning’s paper came. |
Он продолжал шагать по столовой, пока не подали утреннюю газету. |
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Still, Arrow sensed my urgency and kept up a respectable pace. |
Тем не менее Стрелок чувствовал мою настойчивость и держал хороший темп. |
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The judge left his armchair and began to pace the floor. |
Затем судья встал с кресла и принялся расхаживать по кабинету. |
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Cold burns up your energy and depletes your reserves at a fantastic pace. |
Холод поглощает вашу энергию и истощает ресурсы с фантастической быстротой. |
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So steroids or speed would make sense to help keep up with the pace. |
Стероиды или амфетамины могли помочь ей поспевать за ритмом жизни. |
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They’re attracted to stories of a faster pace of life. |
Их привлекали рассказы о ритме жизни, существующем на других планетах. |
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But I have discovered that Mitchell Blair moves at his own pace. |
Но я поняла, что Митчелл Блэр все делает в своем ритме. |
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Our scanners show the hive ships have started moving again, although their pace has slowed considerably. |
Наши сканеры показывают, что корабли — ульи продолжили движение, хотя их темп значительно замедлился. |
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After a moment the doctor muttered something in Russian, took an impatient pace forward and gave his needle a brief squirt. |
Секундой позже доктор что — то пробормотал по — русски, беспокойно двинулся вперед и выпустил воздух из наполненного шприца. |
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They covered the ground between us at a pace that forced me into a run. |
Между тем они сокращали расстояние с такой скоростью, что заставили меня перейти на бег. |
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Thom quickened the pace and began to hum under his breath. |
Том ускорил шаг мерина и начал что — то мурлыкать себе под нос. |
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He walked with long, quick strides, maintaining a brisk pace as he worked his way toward the fence surrounding the secured grounds of the refinery. |
Он шел быстрым шагом по направлению к проволочной ограде, окружавшей охраняемую территорию завода. |
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The two soldiers continued to follow behind the couple at a leisurely pace while Crispin caught Quinlan up on the latest news. |
Оба солдата медленно шли за парой, пока Криспин расспрашивал Куинлена о последних новостях. |
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They crossed the level at a sharp pace and began mounting the rise. |
Они почти бегом пересекли ложбину и начали подниматься по склону. |
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You want to start with a realistic valuation and grow at a reasonable pace. |
Вам нужна реалистичная оценка стоимости и разумные темпы роста. |
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The breakneck pace we live at the 24-hour news cycle. |
Головокружительный темп, в котором мы живём 24 часовом цикле новостей. |
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Its plodding pace rapidly turned into a headlong plunge toward Hell. |
Его размеренный шаг быстро перешел в безудержное падение в ад. |
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The dusk had deepened into almost total darkness; for some time I only heard the throb of the marching pace. |
Сумерки сгустились, и я почти ничего не видел, только слышал тяжкий маршевый шаг. |
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An unwillingness to start rumors was not the only reason she maintained a stately pace. |
Нежелание вызвать сплетни было не единственной причиной ее неторопливости. |
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He got up and began to pace the office, now filled with Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony. |
Он встал и начал ходить по кабинету, наполненному теперь звуками Восьмой симфонии Бетховена. |
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As Hank neared the bridge, Cowboy quickened his pace and started walking in the center of the road. |
Когда Хэнк приблизился к мосту, Ковбой ускорил шаг и тоже пошел по середине дороги. |
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It immediately moved to the next corner, turned there and advanced along that side at a steady pace. |
Он двинулся к ближайшему углу, повернул и ровным шагом начал приближаться ко мне. |
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Only his shortness of breath forced him to slow down to a more decorous, reasonable pace. |
Лишь проблемы с дыханием заставили его сбавить темп до более благоразумного и пристойного. |
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I realize if I continue at this pace that I will eventually put myself at risk, yet I do nothing to modify my behavior. |
Понимаю, что продолжать в том же духе рискованно, но поведения своего не меняю. |
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Both were refreshed by their long rest at the summit, and they set out at a steady pace. |
Долгий отдых на вершине восстановил их силы, и мужчины уверенным шагом двинулись вперед. |
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She was again roused from disagreeable musings by sudden footsteps: somebody was coming at a quick pace down the principal walk. |
Неожиданные шаги ворвались в ее неприятные размышления, кто — то торопливо шел по главной дорожке. |
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The gelding could not maintain his burst of speed, and the even pace of the piebald slowly ate into his lead. |
Мерин уже не мог поддерживать взятый им темп, и пегая ровным галопом начала сокращать расстояние. |
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Prefontaine endured a slow early pace and made all those moves. |
Префонтейн выдержал медленный темп в начале и сделал все свои ходы. |
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Blade was setting a merciless pace and soon she was gasping. |
Беглецы двигались в стремительном темпе, и она вскоре стала задыхаться. |
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We can’t keep up with their pace through normal chain of commands. |
С нашей системой отчётности мы не можем действовать в темпе наравне с ними. |
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He immediately rolled away at a great pace and was soon lost to sight. |
Колесун тотчас же набрал большую скорость и быстро исчез из вида. |
- clip
- momentum
- progress
- rate
- time
- velocity
- beat
- bounce
- celerity
- downbeat
- lick
- motion
- movement
- quickness
- rapidity
- rapidness
- swiftness
- trot
- ambulate
- hoof it
- march
- patrol
- pound
- step
- stride
- traipse
- tread
- troop
- foot it
- walk up and down
- count
- determine
- step
- mark out
- step off
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The seven-year veteran also ranks in the top 15 in pace among remaining players in the playoffs, coming in second behind Russell Westbrook among players averaging 15 or more minutes per game with a usage rate of 25 percent or higher.
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WORDS RELATED TO PACE
- amble
- foot
- foot it
- move about
- pace
- perambulate
- step
- traipse
- walk
- air
- aspect
- attitude
- bearing
- behavior
- cast
- comportment
- conduct
- demeanor
- deportment
- gait
- look
- manner
- mien
- pace
- positure
- presence
- stance
- step
- footprint
- gait
- pace
- step
- track
- tread
- amble
- bearing
- canter
- carriage
- clip
- gallop
- get along
- lick
- march
- motion
- movement
- pace
- run
- speed
- step
- stride
- tread
- trot
- walk
- amble
- canter
- career
- course
- dart
- dash
- fly
- hasten
- hurdle
- hurry
- jump
- leap
- lope
- pace
- rack
- run
- rush
- shoot
- speed
- spring
- sprint
- stride
- tear along
- trot
- zoom
- chore
- drudgery
- groove
- grubwork
- hard work
- labor
- moil
- pace
- rote
- routine
- rut
- sweat
- task
- toil
- travail
- treadmill
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n
1 gait, measure, step, stride, tread, walk
2 clip (informal) lick (informal) momentum, motion, movement, progress, rate, speed, tempo, time, velocity
vb
3 march, patrol, pound, stride, walk back and forth, walk up and down
4 count, determine, mark out, measure, step
English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus
pace
( paces plural & 3rd person present) ( pacing present participle) ( paced past tense & past participle )
1 n-sing The pace of something is the speed at which it happens or is done.
usu with supp
(=speed)
Many people were not satisfied with the pace of change., …people who prefer to live at a slower pace…, Interest rates would come down as the recovery gathered pace.
2 n-sing Your pace is the speed at which you walk.
usu with supp
He moved at a brisk pace down the rue St Antoine…
3 n-count A pace is the distance that you move when you take one step.
usu with supp
He’d only gone a few paces before he stopped again…
4 verb If you pace a small area, you keep walking up and down it, because you are anxious or impatient.
As they waited, Kravis paced the room nervously… V n
He found John pacing around the flat, unable to sleep… V prep/adv
She stared as he paced and yelled. V
5 verb If you paceyourself when doing something, you do it at a steady rate.
It was a tough race and I had to pace myself. V pron-refl
6 If something keeps pacewith something else that is changing, it changes quickly in response to it.
♦
keep pace phrase V inflects, oft PHR with n
(=keep up)
Farmers are angry because the rise fails to keep pace with inflation.
7 If you keep pacewith someone who is walking or running, you succeed in going as fast as them, so that you remain close to them.
♦
keep pace phrase V inflects, oft PHR with n
(=keep up)
With four laps to go, he kept pace with the leaders…
8 If you do something at your own pace, you do it at a speed that is comfortable for you.
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at one’s own pace phrase PHR after v
The computer will give students the opportunity to learn at their own pace…
9 If you put someone through their paces or make them go through their paces, you get them to show you how well they can do something.
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put sb/go through their paces phrase V inflects
The British coach is putting the boxers through their paces…
10
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at a snail’s pace
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snail
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