Pace around Meaning in English
expression
ˈpeɪs/ /ɝˈaʊn/, /ɝˈaʊnd
PAYS uh-ROWND
peɪs/ /ɐɹˈaʊnd
PAYS uh-ROWND
释义
To walk back and forth in a small area, often because you are nervous, anxious, or thinking deeply.
用法与细微差别
'Pace around' is informal and usually describes restlessness, worry, or deep thought. Common with prepositions: 'pace around the room.' Not used for purposeful walking or exercise.
Spanish: merodear - caminar de un lado a otroPortuguese (BR): andar de um lado para o outroPortuguese (PT): andar de um lado para o outroChinese (Simplified): 来回踱步Chinese (Traditional): 來回踱步Hindi: आवाज़ाही करना - इधर-उधर टहलनाArabic: يتمشى ذهابًا وإيابًاBengali: এদিক ওদিক হাঁটা - ঘরের চারপাশে হাঁটাRussian: ходить туда-сюда - расхаживатьJapanese: うろうろ歩く - 行ったり来たりするVietnamese: đi đi lại lại - đi lòng vòngKorean: 서성이다 - 왔다 갔다 하다Turkish: bir ileri bir geri yürümek - etrafta dolaşmakUrdu: ادھر ادھر ٹہلنا - پریشانی میں چلناIndonesian: mondar-mandir - berjalan mondar-mandir
例句
He likes to pace around when he's worried.
basic
She paced around the kitchen waiting for the call.
basic
Don't pace around. Sit down and relax.
basic
I couldn't help but pace around the hallway before my interview.
natural
He started to pace around as the news got worse.
natural
"Do you always pace around when you're thinking?" she asked with a smile.
natural