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Meanings of tread in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pace"
Examples for "pace"
1
A senior health official acknowledged a greater pace of change was needed.
2
This year, Peeler said growth would continue, albeit at a slower pace.
3
The issue is whether education systems are keeping pace with the changes.
4
Consumer prices, however, soared at their fastest pace in over a year.
5
The private sector component however continues to improve at a healthy pace.
1
The markets appear to have taken weaker-than-expected China data in their stride.
2
Prescott said he believes the offense found its stride in recent weeks.
3
As a sign of respect I think it's a really important stride.
4
The state, known for winter blizzards, took the latest storm in stride.
5
Tottenham hope to find their stride more smoothly in the coming weeks.
Usage of tread in English
1
However it may prove, one must tread the path that need chooses!'
2
As far as Lothar was concerned, he had to tread particularly carefully.
3
Just kidding, they tread the very grey area between right and wrong.
4
Wheels: Left front tread depth SUBOPTIMAL; will require replacement in 30 cycles
5
Oil gets changed, water levels checked, tyre tread and pressures tested etc.
6
He heard Allday's heavy tread behind him; it was a strange feeling.
7
And They are cruel; cruelty is even in Their tread and expression.
8
It was the crisis, and into it Mollie intruded with clumsy tread.
9
Just means you're not the first to tread this road vigorously, dear.
10
They begin to tread water while keeping their hands above the surface.
11
Some thought it dangerous to tread ground where people had been murdered.
12
Yes, it could, but the United States is likely to tread carefully.
13
For once, it may not be possible to tread the middle path.
14
The unjust get the better of the just and tread on them.
15
It is a pathway I do not want young players to tread.
16
There were also political barbs, although here they had to tread softly.
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Tread through the time
Tread across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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