paced no Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Traduções para paced no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.paced [ˈpeɪst] VERBO Part perf

paced → pace II, III, IV

II.paced [ˈpeɪst] ADJ (measured by paces)

paced

misurato (a passi)

III.paced [ˈpeɪst] COMPOS (having a specified pace)

fast-paced, slow-paced

dal passo veloce, lento

even-paced

dal passo regolare

Veja também: IV

IV SUBST

IV → intravenous drip

IV

flebo

thorough-paced [americ ˈθərəˌpeɪst] ADJ arcaico

1. thorough-paced horse:

thorough-paced

allenato a tutte le andature

2. thorough-paced fig:

thorough-paced

completo, perfetto, totale

I.pace¹ [Brit peɪs, americ peɪs] SUBST

1. pace (step):

pace

passo m

to take a pace backwards, forwards

fare un passo indietro, avanti

2. pace (measure):

pace

passo m

the room measures 12 paces by 14 paces

la stanza misura 12 passi per 14

12 paces away

a 12 passi

3. pace (rate of movement):

pace (of person walking, of life, change)

ritmo m

pace (of person walking, of life, change)

andatura f

at a fast, slow pace

velocemente, lentamente

at walking pace

a passo d'uomo

to quicken one's pace

affrettare il passo

at my own pace

al mio ritmo

to keep up the pace

tenere il passo also fig

to keep pace with sth

andare al passo con qc also fig

I can't stand the pace

non riesco a stare al passo also fig

to step up, slow down the pace

accelerare, rallentare il passo

to set the pace

dare il passo

to set the pace fig

fare da battistrada

4. pace (speed):

pace

velocità f

to have pace

essere veloce

to gather pace vehicle, ball:

prendere velocità

to gather pace athlete:

accelerare (il ritmo)

to gather pace process:

ampliarsi

his lack of pace let him down

fu tradito dalla sua lentezza

5. pace:

pace MÚS, TEATR

ritmo m

II.pace¹ [Brit peɪs, americ peɪs] VERBO trans

pace cage, room:

pace

percorrere, misurare (a passi)

III.also pace up and down VERBO intr

also pace up and down (slowly)

camminare su e giù

also pace up and down (impatiently)

misurare a grandi passi

to pace up and down sth

misurare qc a grandi passi

IV.to pace oneself VERBO reflex

to pace oneself (in a race)

dosare i propri sforzi

to pace oneself (at work)

gestirsi

V.pace¹ [Brit peɪs, americ peɪs]

to put sb through their paces

mettere qn alla prova

pace² [Brit ˈpɑːtʃeɪ, ˈpeɪsi, americ ˈpeɪˌsi, ˈpɑˌtʃeɪ] PREP formal

pace

con tutto il rispetto per, con il dovuto rispetto per

walking pace [ˈwɔːkɪŋpeɪs] SUBST

walking pace

passo m

at a walking pace

a passo d'uomo

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stepped-up pace

accelerato

at breakneck pace or speed

a rotta di collo

at a snail's pace

a passo di lumaca

Traduções para paced no dicionário italiano»inglês

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incedere

pace

camminare nervosamente avanti e indietro

to pace fretfully to and fro

paced no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para paced no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.pace [peɪs] SUBST

1. pace (speed):

pace

ritmo m

to set the pace DESP

fare l'andatura

to keep pace with sb

procedere di pari passo con qu

to keep pace with sth

stare al passo con qc

to keep up/stand the pace

tenere/mantenere il ritmo

2. pace (step):

pace

passo m

to quicken one's pace

allungare il passo

Expressões:

a change of pace

qc di diverso dal solito

to put sb through his/her paces

mettere qu alla prova

II.pace <pacing> [peɪs] VERBO trans

1. pace (walk up and down):

pace

camminare su e giù

2. pace (measure in strides):

pace

misurare a passi

3. pace DESP (set a speed):

pace

fare l'andatura per

to pace oneself

procedere a un ritmo regolare

III.pace <pacing> [peɪs] VERBO intr

to pace up and down

camminare avanti e indietro

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hectic pace

ritmo febbrile

at a snail's pace

a passo di lumaca

brisk pace

rapido, -a

slacken pace

rallentare

briskness of pace

sveltezza f

to quicken the pace

affrettare il passo

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andatura

pace

passeggiare

to pace up and down

camminare a passo di tartaruga

to walk at a snail's pace

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to keep pace with sb

procedere di pari passo con qu

to keep pace with sth

stare al passo con qc

to keep up/stand the pace

tenere/mantenere il ritmo

to pace up and down

camminare avanti e indietro

to do sth at a smart pace

fare qc a ritmo sostenuto

at a furious pace

a un ritmo vertiginoso

we could use a change of pace

ci farebbe bene prendercela con più calma

to walk at a fixed pace

cadenzare il passo

to walk at a snail's pace

camminare a passo di tartaruga

to proceed at a brisk pace

camminare di buon passo

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inglês

Battles were faster paced, and teamwork and vehicles were less necessary.

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It is written in a highly paced and rather exciting style, also typical of his work.

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Ed. - houses select students of grades 9-12 as an opportunity to allow students to fulfill their education in a slower-paced environment.

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The curriculum designed by the faculty is self-paced, accelerated, and individualized.

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A lot of these students are attracted to a flexible, self-paced method of education to attain their degree.

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The programme was a mixture of action/adventure and science-fiction, with a reliance on fast-paced plots, technical gadgetry, stunts and explosions.

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It was the most exciting part of the panto, because it was fast paced and included spectacular scenic magic as well as slapstick comedy, dancing and acrobatics.

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It depends on your subject matter, so if you had an action-packed skiing holiday, one second clips make for a good, fast-paced film.

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Even so, this version, though a little better paced than the original, is still fairly sluggish.

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In between rounds, speedgames are frequently held over weekends which generally run at one-minute ticks, instead of hourly ones for more fast-paced action.

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