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pace如何读

英：[peɪs]

美：[peɪs]

pace英汉释义

v.(动词)

vt. 用步子测量 measure by taking paces
vt. & vi. 缓慢而行 walk with slow or regular steps

n.(名词)

[S]步速; 计划进度 rate or speed in walking, running, advance of a plan
[C]一步,步子 a single step in running or walking
[S]溜蹄,步法 a way that a horse walks or runs

pace是什么意思

n. (名词)

（一）步，步子
（生长、进展等的）进度，速率，节奏
步态，步法，侧对步
流畅
一步跨出去的长度
常规，惯例
赶超的榜样
【建】梯台，楼梯转弯处的宽台

v. (动词)

用步子测
为…定步速，调整...的速度或步调
踱步于，踱方步，神经质地走来走去，行进
（马）走侧对步，（马）以侧对步跑过（一段路程）
领先于，为...树立榜样
与...同速前进
训练（马）的步法
走过（一段距离）

prep. (介词)

（表示不同意见时的客气话）蒙...的恩准，怀着对...的敬意，请...原谅不同的看法

pace变形

复数:paces

第三人称单数:paces

现在分词:pacing

过去式:paced

过去分词:paced

pace词根

词根：pace

adj.

pacy 进展迅速的；运动快的

pacing [测] 步测；步调

pacer 步测者；溜蹄的马；定速装置

pacing 踱步；为…定步速（pace的ing形式）

pace英英释义

noun

rate of movementespecially: an established rate of locomotion

the runner's pace

rate of progressspecifically: parallel rate of growth or development

supplies kept pace with demand

an example to be emulatedspecifically: first place in a competition

three strokes off the pace —Time

rate of performance or delivery : tempo on pace to set a recordespecially: speed serves with great pace a pace bowler in cricket

a steady pace

a manner of walking : tread

… walked slowly, with even, unhesitating pace …—Willa Cather

step sense 2a(1)

any of various units of distance based on the length of a human step

paces plural an exhibition or test of skills or capacities

the trainer put the tiger through its paces

gaitespecially: a fast 2-beat gait (as of the horse) in which the legs move in lateral pairs and support the animal alternately on the right and left legs

verb

intransitive verb

to walk with often slow or measured tread

to move along : proceed

to go at a pace—used especially of a horse

transitive verb

to measure by pacing—often used with off

paced off a 10-yard penalty

to cover at a walk

could hear him pacing the floor

to cover (a course) by pacing—used of a horse

to set or regulate the pace ofalso: to establish a moderate or steady pace for (oneself)

taught them how to pace their solos for … impact—Richard Goldstein

to go before : precede

to keep pace with

preposition

contrary to the opinion of—usually used as an expression of deference to someone's contrary opinion—usually italics

Easiness is a virtue in grammar, pace old-fashioned grammarians …—Philip Howard

pace词组

keep pace并驾齐驱；齐步并进

keep pace with并驾齐驱，保持同步

change of pacen. 改变习惯；更换口味

at a snail's pace慢条斯理地；极慢地

set the pacev. 领先；起领头作用；定速度

off the pace在第一名之后

at a good pace相当快地

force the pace◎(比赛中)采用加速战术，以尽快拖垮对方,◎加快节奏

pace区别

pace, rate, speed, velocity

这组词都有“速度、速率”的意思，其区别是：

pace普通用词，指步行的速度，常引申指活动的进度或生产率。

rate作“速度”讲时，与speed同义，可换用。作速率解时，指相对增长的速度，也指两种相比较而得出的标准速度。

speed普通用词，指单位时间内行进的固定速度或速率，也指可能达到的最高速度。

velocity技术用词，指物体沿着一定方向运动时的速率。

以上来源于网络

pace, stroll, strut, stride, walk

这组词都有“行走，徒步”的意思，其区别是：

pace指踱步，走步。

stroll多指走走停停，步子缓慢，悠闲自得，漫无目的。

strut指大摇大摆地走，含过分自信或自高自大意味。

stride着重步子大而且节奏有力，流露出匆忙、烦恼、得意等情绪。

walk最常用词，中性词，指除跑、跳之外所有移步的动作。

以上来源于网络

pace, step

这组词都有“步，步态”的意思，其区别是：

pace指身体向前移动的速度和情况。表一步距离时，可与step换用。

step普通用词，指脚抬起落下的动作和一步的距离。抽象概念指步骤。

以上来源于网络

pace词源中文解释

13世纪末期，“步行中的一步”，也指“运动速度；脚在行走中完成一次动作的行程”，来自旧法语 pas “步，步幅，足迹”，直接源于拉丁语 passus， passum “步，步幅，大步”，是 pandere “伸展（腿），展开”的过去分词名词化，可能来自 PIE *pat-no-，其鼻音变体是基础 *pete- “伸展”。

从14世纪末期开始，它也成为一种模糊而变量的线性测量，代表成年人脚在行走中自然穿过的空间。在某些地方和情况下，它被视为从其中一只脚抬起，行走到放下同一只脚所在处的距离（great pace），通常为5英尺或稍微短一点。单步的步幅（military pace）约为2.5英尺。

To keep pace（with）“保持相同的速度，以相同的速率前进”始于1580年代。Pace-setter “时尚潮流的引领者”于1895年出现；它还有字面意义。

It is customary for the contractor to employ some expert as a pace setter. A man who can thin an acre of beets a day commands as high as $2.00 per day as a pace setter. The other employees are paid in the proportion their work bears to that of the pace setter. The weak, lazy and unskillful get the smallest wage. Besides that the contractor runs a commissary department and feeds the gang. They sleep in tents or in the shade of trees near where they work. [report on Oxnard, Calif., beet harvesting in "The Louisiana Planter and Sugar Manufacturer," May 13, 1899]

承包商通常雇用一些专家作为步速设定者。一位可以在一天内清理一英亩甜菜的人作为设定步速者可以得到高达2.00美元的报酬。其他员工按照其工作与步速设定者之间的比例支付工资。虚弱，懒惰和缺乏技能的人得到最小的工资。此外，承包商还运营一个商务部门提供给工人吃饭。他们睡在帐篷或在附近的树荫下工作。[关于加利福尼亚州奥克斯纳德甜菜收获的报告，摘自“路易斯安那种植者和糖厂制造商”，1899年5月13日]& nbsp;

pace_体育行业词汇

速度

球速

步调

步法

侧对步

pace_药学行业词汇

步幅

pace词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English pas, from Anglo-French, stride, step, from Latin passus, from pandere to spread — more at fathom Preposition Latin, ablative of pac-, pax peace, permission — more at pact

The first known use of pace was in the 14th century

pace儿童词典英英释义

page1 of 4noun

a youth in the Middle Ages being trained for knighthood and in the service of a knight

a youth serving a person of rank

a person employed especially to deliver messages or perform personal services (as in a hotel)

page2 of 4verb

to serve as a page

to send for by calling out the name of

to contact by means of a pager

page3 of 4noun

one side of a printed or written leaf

the entire leaf

the material printed or written on a page

a written record

the pages of history

an event worth recording

an exciting page in one's life

a large section of computer memory

the information found at a single World Wide Web address

page4 of 4verb

to number or mark the pages of

to turn the pages (as of a book or magazine) especially in a quick steady manner

page1 of 4noun

a youth in the Middle Ages being trained for knighthood and in the service of a knight

a youth serving a person of rank

a person employed especially to deliver messages or perform personal services (as in a hotel)

page2 of 4verb

to serve as a page

to send for by calling out the name of

to contact by means of a pager

page3 of 4noun

one side of a printed or written leaf

the entire leaf

the material printed or written on a page

a written record

the pages of history

an event worth recording

an exciting page in one's life

a large section of computer memory

the information found at a single World Wide Web address

page4 of 4verb

to number or mark the pages of

to turn the pages (as of a book or magazine) especially in a quick steady manner

pad1 of 4verb

to go on foot

to move along with a muffled step

pad2 of 4noun

a thin flat mat or cushion

a guard worn to shield body parts against impact

a piece of usually folded absorbent material (as gauze)

a piece of material that holds ink for inking a rubber stamp

the hairy foot of some mammals (as a fox or hare)

the soft thickening of the underside of the foot or toes of some mammals (as dogs)

a floating leaf of a water plant

a number of sheets of writing paper glued together at one edge

launchpad

living quarters : home

bed entry 1 sense 1a

pad3 of 4verb

to furnish with a pad or padding

to expand with unnecessary or unimportant material

pad a speech

pad4 of 4noun

a soft muffled or slapping sound

pad1 of 4verb

to go on foot

to move along with a muffled step

pad2 of 4noun

a thin flat mat or cushion

a guard worn to shield body parts against impact

a piece of usually folded absorbent material (as gauze)

a piece of material that holds ink for inking a rubber stamp

the hairy foot of some mammals (as a fox or hare)

the soft thickening of the underside of the foot or toes of some mammals (as dogs)

a floating leaf of a water plant

a number of sheets of writing paper glued together at one edge

launchpad

living quarters : home

bed entry 1 sense 1a

pad3 of 4verb

to furnish with a pad or padding

to expand with unnecessary or unimportant material

pad a speech

pad4 of 4noun

a soft muffled or slapping sound

pack1 of 3noun

a bundle arranged for carrying especially on the back of a person or animal

a group of items packaged as a unit

a pack of cards

packet sense 2, container

a stack of magnetic disks in a container for use as a storage device

the contents of a pack

a group of similar persons or animals a wolf pack

a pack of thieves

an organized troop (as of Cub Scouts)

a tight mass or groupespecially: a mass of ice chunks floating on the sea

absorbent material (as gauze pads) used medically (as to apply medicine or moisture or to press upon a bodily part to stop bleeding) compare ice pack sense 2

pack2 of 3verb

to place articles in (as for transportation or storage)

pack a suitcase

to cover or fill so as to prevent passage (as of air or water)

pack the joint of a pipe

to place closely and securely in a container or bundle

pack goods

to crowd in

people packed the hall

to form into a pack

ice is packing in the gorge

to send or go away without delay

pack a child off to school

to transport on foot or on the back of an animal

pack water from a spring

carry entry 1 sense 6

pack a gun

to be supplied with : possess

a storm packing hurricane winds

pack3 of 3verb

to choose or bring together dishonestly so as to be assured of a favorable vote

pack a jury

pack1 of 3noun

a bundle arranged for carrying especially on the back of a person or animal

a group of items packaged as a unit

a pack of cards

packet sense 2, container

a stack of magnetic disks in a container for use as a storage device

the contents of a pack

a group of similar persons or animals a wolf pack

a pack of thieves

an organized troop (as of Cub Scouts)

a tight mass or groupespecially: a mass of ice chunks floating on the sea

absorbent material (as gauze pads) used medically (as to apply medicine or moisture or to press upon a bodily part to stop bleeding) compare ice pack sense 2

pack2 of 3verb

to place articles in (as for transportation or storage)

pack a suitcase

to cover or fill so as to prevent passage (as of air or water)

pack the joint of a pipe

to place closely and securely in a container or bundle

pack goods

to crowd in

people packed the hall

to form into a pack

ice is packing in the gorge

to send or go away without delay

pack a child off to school

to transport on foot or on the back of an animal

pack water from a spring

carry entry 1 sense 6

pack a gun

to be supplied with : possess

a storm packing hurricane winds

pack3 of 3verb

to choose or bring together dishonestly so as to be assured of a favorable vote

pack a jury

pace1 of 2noun

rate of moving especially on foot

rate of progress

the pace of the story was slow

a manner of going on foot : gait

a fast gait of a horse in which legs on the same side move together

a single step or a measure based on the length of a human step

pace2 of 2verb

to walk with slow steady steps

pacing to and fro

to cover at a walk

pace the floor

to measure by paces

pace off twenty feet

to set or regulate the pace of

tried to pace himself during the marathon

pace 例句

1 He paced his cage vigorously, and even ignored the scraps of meat that were given to him to whet his appetite.

2 You keep pacing back and forth.

你一直在来回踱步.

3 The principal, Mr. Bridges, was pacing nervously and gesturing to Coach Warner.

4 Mr. Remora paced in front of Barry and Clyde, his hands out of his pockets now, flinging in all directions as he talked.

5 She kept pacing and sniffing, as if she was looking for something.

6 Francis had been pacing in the hall outside, prowling restlessly back and forth like a cat.

7 Hookers in wigs, short skirts, and fur coats are pacing under the overpass.

8 Thomas hesitated at first, wondering why he needed to run, but snapped out of it quickly and followed at the same pace.

9 He liked working on projects of his own choosing, at his own pace.

10 The woman hastened to the king’s side, taking his arm, and with faltering steps the old man came down from the dais and paced softly through the hall.

11 Nathan walked slowly to the outhouse, making sure that all the spiders were able to keep pace.

12 Still dressed, she paced back and forth in her front hall.

13 We’d moved through NYU’s campus at a brisk pace, our efficiency aided by the fact that it was still early and many students were not yet up for the day.

14 This resembles race same, who steps a the first pace first, who can prevail!

这就像赛跑一样, 谁先跨出第一步, 谁就会占优势!

15 He’s pacing along the porch in his slippers.

16 It begins to rain and I pick up my pace.

17 Julian halted within twenty paces of a stunted oak.

18 To-morrow, and to-morrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death.

19 Wang said he felt in control of all of his pitches and slowed his pace accordingly.

王说他今天投得得心应手,并且顺势放慢步调.

20 You simply start running, gently, and then build up to a steady pace.

先开始是轻跑, 逐渐的以稳定的步调前进.