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pacing

/ˈpeɪsɪŋ/

pacingnoun

pacings

Traductions

déambulationAllées et venues répétées, souvent par agitation ou réflexion.

His pacing in the hallway was a clear sign of his nervousness before the interview.

Sa déambulation dans le couloir était un signe clair de son nervosisme avant l’entretien.

rythmeAu sens de cadence ou de rythme d’un récit, d’une performance ou d’une activité.

The pacing of the movie was too slow for my taste, making it hard to stay engaged.

Le rythme du film était trop lent à mon goût, ce qui rendait difficile de rester attentif.

stimulation cardiaqueTerminologie médicale, cardiologie.

Ventricular pacing was initiated to stabilize the patient's heartbeat.

La stimulation cardiaque ventriculaire a été initiée pour stabiliser le rythme cardiaque du patient.

Traductions supplémentaires

cadenceSynonyme plus spécifique dans certains contextes de narration, de performance ou d’entraînement.

Définitions

The act of walking back and forth across the same space repeatedly, often due to anxiety or deep thought.

His pacing in the hallway was a clear sign of his nervousness before the interview.

The speed or rate at which something happens or is done, especially in a narrative or performance.

The pacing of the movie was too slow for my taste, making it hard to stay engaged.

Cardiology: the artificial stimulation of the heart muscle by a pacemaker.

Ventricular pacing was initiated to stabilize the patient's heartbeat.

Synonymes

pacingadjective

more pacing

Comp.

most pacing

Super.

Attributive use of the noun, e.g., "pacing guide".

Traductions

régulantQui sert à réguler le tempo ou la progression d’une activité.

The coach handed out a pacing chart for the runners.

L’entraîneur a distribué un tableau régulant le rythme pour les coureurs.

Définitions

Relating to or intended to regulate the tempo or rate of progress in an activity.

The coach handed out a pacing chart for the runners.

Synonymes

pacinggerund / present participle

/ˈpeɪ.sɪŋ/

Used to describe someone or something that is pacing, or that functions to regulate speed.

Traductions

arpentantQui marche de long en large, souvent avec agitation ou réflexion.

The pacing guard circled the courtyard all night.

Le gardien arpentant la cour a tourné toute la nuit.

Traductions supplémentaires

régulantAu sens de ce qui sert à contrôler la vitesse ou l’avancement.

Définitions

Walking back and forth, often restlessly or thoughtfully.

The pacing guard circled the courtyard all night.

Serving to control or regulate the speed or progress of something.

A pacing strategy is crucial for marathon runners.

Synonymes

paceverb

pacing

Gerund

paced

Past Simple

paced

Past Participle

pacing

Gerund

/peɪs/

Traductions

faire les cent pasPour l’idée d’aller et venir en marchant nerveusement.

He paced the room nervously while waiting for the test results.

Il faisait les cent pas dans la pièce, nerveusement, en attendant les résultats du test.

menerDans le sens de régler l’allure ou la vitesse.

The coach paced the runners to ensure they maintained a steady speed throughout the marathon.

L’entraîneur menait les coureurs pour s’assurer qu’ils gardaient une allure régulière pendant tout le marathon.

Traductions supplémentaires

arpenterPour mesurer une distance à grands pas.

Définitions

To walk at a steady and consistent speed, especially back and forth and as an expression of anxiety or annoyance.

He paced the room nervously while waiting for the test results.

To set or regulate the speed of something, such as a race or an activity.

The coach paced the runners to ensure they maintained a steady speed throughout the marathon.

To measure a distance by counting the number of steps taken.

She paced out the length of the garden to determine where to plant the new flowers.

Synonymes

pacenoun

Définitions

A single step taken when walking or running.

She took a pace forward to get a better view of the painting.

The speed at which someone or something moves or operates.

The pace of the marathon was too fast for many of the runners.

A unit of length representing the distance between two successive steps in walking, typically around 2.5 to 3 feet.

He measured the length of the room by counting his paces.

A two-beat lateral gait of a horse in which the legs on the same side move together.

The horse dropped from a trot into a pace as it approached the finish line.

paceadjective

Définitions

Relating to or providing a desired speed or tempo, especially when used before another noun.

The pace car led the racers around the track for the first two laps.

pacepreposition

Définitions

Used to indicate disagreement or contradiction with someone, while still showing respect for their opinion.

Pace the critics, the film was a commercial success.