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I. pace1 [peɪs] RZ.
1. pace (speed):
pace
Tempo r.n. <-s, -s>
to gather pace
to set the pace
to stand the pace
to stand the pace przen.
2. pace (step):
pace
Schritt r.m. <-(e)s, -e>
przen. I can spot a winner at 20 paces
to keep pace with sb
to keep pace with sth przen.
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II. pace1 [peɪs] CZ. cz. przech.
1. pace (walk up and down):
2. pace (measure):
to pace sth [off [or out]]
to pace off [or out] a distance
3. pace SPORT:
to pace sb
to pace oneself
III. pace1 [peɪs] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
pace
gehen <gehst, ging, gegangen> podn.
pace
schreiten <schritt, geschritten>
to pace up and down
pace2 [peɪsi] PRZYIM. form.
pace
Wpis OpenDict
pace RZ.
pace of life
Wpis OpenDict
pace RZ.
to gather pace
ˈpace bowl·er RZ. (in cricket)
pace bowler
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[great] pace [or speed]
pace car
snail's pace
at a snail's pace
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drive at walking pace traffic flow, INFRASTR.
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Present
Ipace
youpace
he/she/itpaces
wepace
youpace
theypace
Past
Ipaced
youpaced
he/she/itpaced
wepaced
youpaced
theypaced
Present Perfect
Ihavepaced
youhavepaced
he/she/ithaspaced
wehavepaced
youhavepaced
theyhavepaced
Past Perfect
Ihadpaced
youhadpaced
he/she/ithadpaced
wehadpaced
youhadpaced
theyhadpaced
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This period was not a time of success for the profession overall, however, despite the brisk business being done.
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Her writing is also regarded by as being especially informal and of a brisk everyday style.
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Before entering the dancing area, the drummers play a short and brisk rhythm.
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The heat was very oppressive and the evolutions somewhat brisk.
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A positive response is marked by a brisk plantarflexion of the foot.
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He was able to bring together the pace, seriousness and energy he had adopted from Abstract Expressionism with his already very clear ideas of contemporary figurative painting, whose immediate presence was supposed to resemble jazz.
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Was er von den Abstrakten Expressionisten an Tempo, Ernsthaftigkeit und Energie übernommen hatte, konnte er nun mit seinen bereits sehr klaren Vorstellungen von zeitgenössischer figurativer Malerei verbinden, deren unmittelbare Präsenz der des Jazz ähneln sollte.
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"Managers must respond to the ever faster pace of change with intellectual flexibility.
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"Führungskräfte müssen auf das rasante Tempo der Veränderungen mit intellektueller Flexibilität reagieren.
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Unlike the fast pace of the art market, where the goal is to buy and sell art, we are more interested in encouraging the dialog behind the art and the conversations and education that emerges from it.
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Gegenüber dem schnellen Tempo des Kunstmarkts, bei dem das Ziel im Kaufen und Verkaufen besteht, sind wir vor allem daran interessiert, den mit der Kunst verbundenen Dialog, die Gespräche und die Bildung zu fördern, die mit ihr zu tun haben.
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Globalization and the growing competitive pressure from developing nations have drastically stepped up the pace of important decisions.
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www.rolandberger.de
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Die Globalisierung und der steigende Wettbewerbsdruck durch Schwellenländer haben das Tempo für wichtige Entscheidungen drastisch erhöht.
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The course design enables participants to learn at their own pace over a defined period of time, take an active part in the learning process, obtain feedback on their performance, and test their own progress at regular intervals. This means that students can always keep track of how well they are doing.
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www.uni-muenchen.de
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Zum pädagogischen Konzept der Kurse gehört es, dass die Kursteilnehmerinnen und –teilnehmer innerhalb eines bestimmten zeitlichen Rahmens in ihrem eigenen Tempo lernen, die Möglichkeit zu aktiver Teilnahme haben, Feedback zu ihren Leistungen bekommen und ihren Erkenntnisfortschritt regelmäßig überprüfen können – um so selbst zu sehen, wie gut sie den Lernstoff beherrschen.
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