pace

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The speed at which someone or something moves or progresses.

• She walked at a brisk pace.
• The project is progressing at a steady pace.
• He couldn't keep up with their pace.
• Climate scientists warn that the pace of Arctic ice melt has accelerated beyond previous predictions, threatening coastal ecosystems worldwide.
• Economic reforms in developing nations often fail when the pace of privatization exceeds the institutional capacity to regulate new markets.
• Neurological studies suggest that children acquire language at a highly variable pace depending on environmental exposure and genetic factors.

Eş anlamlılar: speed, rate, tempo, velocity

Zıt anlamlılar: stillness, stagnation

Yürürken veya koşarken atılan tek bir adım.

A single step taken when walking or running.

• He took three paces backward.
• The finish line was just a few paces away.
• She measured the room in paces.

Eş anlamlılar: step, stride

Genellikle gerginlik veya sabırsızlık nedeniyle düzenli bir şekilde ileri geri yürümek.

To walk back and forth in a regular pattern, often due to nervousness or impatience.

• He paced nervously while waiting for the results.
• The lion paced in its cage.
• She paced the hallway thinking about her decision.

Eş anlamlılar: walk, stride, march

Zıt anlamlılar: sit, rest, stand still

Bir faaliyetin veya sürecin hızını belirlemek veya düzenlemek.

To set or regulate the speed of an activity or process.

• You need to pace yourself during the marathon.
• The teacher paced the lesson to suit all students.
• Try to pace your work throughout the week.

Eş anlamlılar: regulate, control, measure

Zıt anlamlılar: rush, hurry