Definition
Definition of pacy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
storytellingRare UK exciting because events happen quicklyRare UK
- The pacy thriller kept everyone on the edge of their seats.
2.
sportsRare UK able to move very quicklyRare UK
- The pacy winger scored a fantastic goal.
Origin of pacy
English, pace (speed) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of pacy in a sentence
Fans loved the pacy action scenes in the new movie. The team relied on their pacy forward to break the defense. Her pacy movements left the opponents behind.
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- French:haletant, rapide, ...
- German:rasant, schnell, ...
- Italian:incalzante, rapido, ...
- Spanish:trepidante, veloz, ...
- Portuguese:emocionante, veloz, ...
- Chinese:节奏快的, 速度快的, ...
- Japanese:テンポの速い, 俊足の, ...
- Arabic:سَرِيع الإِيقَاع, سَرِيع, ...
- Hebrew:קַצְבִּי, מָהִיר, ...
- Russian:захватывающий, скоростной, ...
- Ukrainian:динамічний, спритний, ...
- Hindi:रोमांचक, तेजतर्रार, ...
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