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Meanings of pace in English

Portuguese
pernada
Catalan
pas
Spanish
paso

The distance covered by a step.

pernada
Portuguese
ritmo
Catalan
ritme
Spanish
ritmo

The rate of moving (especially walking or running)

ritmo
Portuguese
passo
Catalan
ritme
Spanish
marcha

The relative speed of progress or change.

passo
Portuguese
ritmo
Catalan
ritme
Spanish
ritmo

The rate of some repeating event.

ritmo
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Examples for "rate"
Examples for "rate"
1
Ireland has the lowest breastfeeding rate in Europe at 30 per cent.
The Irish Times
2
The unemployment rate in Spain and Greece, however, is five times greater.
The Irish Times
3
The extremely low rate of community testing has public health experts worried.
Radio NZ
4
CONS: Serious crime rate and cost of living both above national average.
Forbes
5
Yields on interest rate future markets indicated a similar consensus among traders.
Reuters
Usage of pace in English
1
A senior health official acknowledged a greater pace of change was needed.
BBC
2
This year, Peeler said growth would continue, albeit at a slower pace.
Reuters
3
The issue is whether education systems are keeping pace with the changes.
The South African
4
Consumer prices, however, soared at their fastest pace in over a year.
Reuters
5
The private sector component however continues to improve at a healthy pace.
Reuters
6
I think we definitely had the pace to challenge for points today.
Radio NZ
7
Expect the title to continue this pace in the weeks to come.
Wired
8
However, critics have said that the pace of change is too fast.
Radio NZ
9
The rout has gathered pace recently as the global financial crisis worsens.
The Irish Times
10
Next year will see our economy growing at a relatively modest pace.
The Irish Times
11
And bankers are optimistic the pace of activity will continue next year.
The Irish Times
12
He did not change his pace, however, but continued on his way.
To Die in Italbar
13
The pace of grain exports was up 9 percent year on year.
Reuters
14
Lead single Glad He's Gone sets the pace for this new chapter.
The Irish Times
15
They are already on pace this year to double the number found.
Reuters
16
From inside barriers both will work forward and set a fast pace.
News.com.au
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Translations for pace
Pace through the time
Pace across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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