Paced Meaning in English

word · lemma: pace

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التعريف

'Paced' means walked back and forth, often because of worry or to wait for something. It can also mean set or controlled the speed of an activity or process.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Often used with emotions like nervousness or impatience ("He paced the room"). As a verb, 'paced' can also refer to controlling tempo ("She paced the race"). Not the same as 'walked'—'paced' implies repetition or rhythm.

• Spanish: caminó de un lado a otro - marcó el ritmo
• Portuguese (BR): andou de um lado para o outro - marcou o ritmo
• Portuguese (PT): andou de um lado para o outro - marcou o ritmo
• Chinese (Simplified): 踱步 - 控制节奏
• Chinese (Traditional): 踱步 - 控制節奏
• Hindi: टहलता रहा - गति तय किया
• Arabic: تجول ذهابًا وإيابًا - وضع الوتيرة
• Bengali: হেঁটে বেড়ানো - গতি নির্ধারণ করা
• Russian: нервно ходил - задавал темп
• Japanese: 行き来した - ペースを調整した
• Vietnamese: đi đi lại lại - kiểm soát nhịp độ
• Korean: 서성였다 - 속도를 조절했다
• Turkish: gidip gelmek - temposunu ayarlamak
• Urdu: ٹہلنا - رفتار متعین کرنا
• Indonesian: mondar-mandir - mengatur kecepatan

جمل نموذجية

He paced up and down the hallway while waiting for news.

basic

She paced herself during the long test to finish on time.

basic

The dog paced around the room excitedly.

basic

He paced nervously in front of the hospital, waiting for the doctor.

natural

Our coach paced the sidelines, shouting instructions at the players.

natural

She paced out her speech so she wouldn't run out of time on stage.

natural