Pace
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What Does Pace Mean?
- 步伐
- 速度
- 节奏
- 步速
Pace Pronunciation
peɪs
Pace Definition
noun
Definition
A consistent speed in walking or running.
In ZH
走或跑时的一定速度。
How to Use Pace in a Sentence
- During the marathon, she maintained a steady pace, which was crucial because if she ran too fast, she might end up finishing in last place – like a tortoise competing against hares!
- He walks at a pace that could only be described as 'slothful'; it takes him forever to reach the fridge, especially when the snacks are calling his name!
- The new jogging trend is called 'slow running', and it seems like everyone is slowly getting faster by walking at a pace that would put snails to shame!
Cultural Notes
In many cultures, pace is associated with health and fitness, especially in running and walking events.
verb
Definition
To walk at a steady speed, especially in a particular direction.
In ZH
以稳定的速度行走，尤其是在特定方向上。
How to Use Pace in a Sentence
- He paced nervously before giving his speech, looking like a lion in a cage – ready to pounce on his audience with words!
- After hearing the latest news about a new celebrity scandal, she paced the room like a detective trying to solve the case of the missing ketchup at the BBQ.
- Pacing back and forth while on a conference call, he accidentally muted himself three times; his colleagues now think he’s practicing for a dance-off instead of discussing quarterly earnings.
Cultural Notes
Pacing is often used as a technique to relieve stress, or it can indicate nervousness in social situations.
noun
Definition
The rhythm or tempo of something, like music or events.
In ZH
某事的节奏或速度，比如音乐或事件的进程。
How to Use Pace in a Sentence
- The pace of the new viral dance challenge is so fast that even seasoned dancers feel like they need a vacation just to keep up!
- In today's corporate world, the pace of innovation moves so quickly that by the time you finish a project, it's already out of date, kind of like fashion from last season!
- In movies, the pace of the storytelling can change everything; a slow pace might lead to a deep plot while a fast pace could leave you wondering what just happened – was that a plot twist or just my snack break?
Cultural Notes
Pacing is crucial in storytelling; both in literature and film, the right pace can engage the audience effectively.