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pace

pace

Meaning of pace

English

the speed at which something happens or is done

Русский

скорость, с которой что-то происходит или делается

pace

Pronunciation

British English
/peɪs/
American English
/peɪs/

pace with Russian translation

Сочетания и примеры со словом pace

Типичные сочетания сгруппированы по смыслу. Зелёные слова можно открыть отдельно, чтобы продолжить изучение.

6 сочетаний

Быстро или медленно

Fast or slow
at a slow pace
в медленном темпе

We walked at a slow pace so grandma could keep up.

Мы шли в медленном темпе, чтобы бабушка успевала.

pick up the pace
прибавить темп

Pick up the pace, or we'll miss the train!

Прибавь темп, а то опоздаем на поезд!

  • at a fast paceв быстром темпе

Свой темп и не отставать

Your own pace and keeping up
at your own pace
в своём темпе

This online course lets you learn at your own pace.

Этот онлайн-курс позволяет учиться в своём темпе.

keep pace with
не отставать от

Small shops struggle to keep pace with online stores.

Маленьким магазинам трудно не отставать от интернет-магазинов.

  • the pace of lifeтемп жизни

pace usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

The meeting moved at a fast pace.

Совещание шло в быстром темпе.

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

She likes the pace of city life.

Ей нравится темп городской жизни.

pace synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between pace, speed, and rate

speed
🇬🇧English

Literal speed, e.g. of a car

very often

ENThe car was going at full speed.

R
🇬🇧English
rate

Speed measured in numbers

very often

ENThe unemployment rate is falling.

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Questions about this word

What does pace mean?

the speed at which something happens or is done

How do you pronounce pace?

pace is pronounced [peɪs].

How is pace used in a sentence?

Совещание шло в быстром темпе. Translation: The meeting moved at a fast pace.

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