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I . pace [peɪs] N

2. pace (step):

pace
krok m
to take one pace forward
robić [perf z-] jeden krok do przodu

II . pace [peɪs] VB trans

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1. pace hall, room:

pace
przemierzać [perf przemierzyć]

2. pace t. SPORTS:

pace
nadawać [perf nadać] tempo
to pace oneself
narzucać [perf narzucić] sobie tempo

3. pace (measure):

to pace sth off [or out]
odmierzać [perf odmierzyć] coś krokami

III . pace [peɪs] VB intr

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Usage examples with pace

to force the pace
narzucać [perf narzucić] tempo
to quicken one's pace
przyśpieszać [perf przyśpieszyć] kroku
to set the pace
nadawać [perf nadać] tempo
at a snail's pace
w żółwim tempie
at a spanking pace
w błyskawicznym tempie
at a smart pace
migiem
her pace quickened
przyśpieszyła kroku
to gather pace
nabierać [perf nabrać] tempa
to pace oneself
narzucać [perf narzucić] sobie tempo
to keep pace with sb
dotrzymywać [perf dotrzymać] komuś kroku
to keep pace with sth
nadążać [perf nadążyć] za czymś
to take one pace forward
robić [perf z-] jeden krok do przodu
to pace sth off [or out]
odmierzać [perf odmierzyć] coś krokami
to pace up and down
chodzić tam i z powrotem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The song was a minor college radio hit, and has been called a bit chilling, even though it's spit out at slam-pit's pace.
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Thyroid hormone functions as a controller of the pace of all of the processes in the body.
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The varied pace assures that after a rush of events, she allows a few quiet pages about long-married life, the serene pleasure of going to sleep companionably in another's embrace.
www.smh.com.au
Cooper is fondly remembered for his pace, creativity and consistency, which made him a crowd favourite throughout his career.
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His great concentration, solid marking, effective spoiling tactics, courage, pace and superb kicking resulted in nightmares for opposing forwards.
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A take home opalescence kit is given to patients so teeth can be whitened at your own pace, in the comfort of your home.
www.advertiser.ie
Many restaurant pastry cooks go to work in pastry shops where the production pace is similar but there isn't service and the rest of the kitchen craziness to deal with.
insidescoopsf.sfgate.com
Educational goals are obtainable for anyone through accessible and varied courses that can be taken anytime and at an individually determined pace.
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By this time it suited the band to release a very airy and generally more minimal-sounding album, with a slower pace.
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The languid pace, starlit nights and captivating natural beauty are contrasted with the negative aspects of country living -- the endless gossip and the villagers' long memories.
www.independent.co.uk

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