pace

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UK /peɪs/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Rate of speed at which something moves or happens

Your pace of work is too slow; please work faster

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To set and control your speed, as in a race

Please pace yourself and save your energy for the end of the race

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Single step, often used to measure a distance

I have long legs, so my pace is longer than normal

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To walk with slow purposeful steps

Some people pace around the room when they are nervous; they cannot stand still

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07:10

And In schools, children should be allowed to learn at their own pace.
And In schools, children should be allowed to learn at their own pace.

08:32

The pace of quitting continued well into 2022.
The pace of quitting continued well into 2022.

06:43

Preferring to pace up and down instead of sitting still.
Preferring to pace up and down instead of sitting still.

11:44

You might close your eyes and sit, pace around the room, or talk to yourself out loud.
You might close your eyes and sit, pace around the room, or talk to yourself out loud.

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...so that they can afford to import and then pay back at their own pace
...so that they can afford to import and then pay back at their own pace

12:13

The pace of layoffs in the tech industry has persisted well into 2024.
The pace of layoffs in the tech industry has persisted well into 2024.

06:29

and we're just seeing a step-up in pace of innovation and capabilities that these models are enabling us.
and we're just seeing a step-up in pace of innovation and capabilities that these models are enabling us.

10:39

With so many plentiful job prospects, even working Americans quit their jobs at a record pace for new jobs, in a trend that came to be known as the Great Resignation.
With so many plentiful job prospects, even working Americans quit their jobs at a record pace for new jobs, in a trend that came to be known as the Great Resignation.
quit their jobs at a record pace for new jobs,
quit their jobs at a record pace for new jobs,

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Yes, a slower pace, but still a record high in spending.
Yes, a slower pace, but still a record high in spending.