walking pace
ˈwɔː.kɪŋ peɪs
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Definition of walking pace - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

speed of walkingspeed at which a person walks
  • He maintained a steady walking pace throughout the hike..
  • She adjusted her walking pace to match his.
  • The walking pace of the group was too slow for him.
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Expressions with walking pace

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at a walking paceadv.
moving as fast as a person usually walks
The car moved at a walking pace through the crowd.
at walking paceadv.
moving as slowly as a person usually walks
The car moved at walking pace through the crowd.

Expressions with walking

walking advertisementn.
person who promotes something by wearing or using it
She is a walking advertisement for the new fitness brand.
walking deadn.
person who is alive but acts lifeless
After the long journey, he felt like the walking dead.
walking dictionaryn.
person with extensive vocabulary or word knowledge
Sarah is a walking dictionary when it comes to biology.
walking encyclopaedian.
person with a lot of knowledge about many things
He is a walking encyclopaedia in our office.
walking encyclopedian.
person with extensive knowledge and can recall facts easily
He is a walking encyclopedia in our office.
dead man walkingn.
person facing unavoidable loss
With the company's downfall, he was a dead man walking.

Expressions with pace

pace outv.
measure distance by counting steps
He paced out the length of the room.
gather pacev.
start to happen more quickly or accelerate
The campaign began to gather pace after the announcement.
snail's pacen.
extremely slow progress or movement
The project is moving at a snail's pace.
cracking pacen.
very fast speed or rate of activity
The runners set off at a cracking pace.
at one's own paceadv.
in a way that suits one's speed
She completed the course at her own pace.
at one's paceadv.
in a way that suits one's speed or comfort
She completed the course at her pace.
keep pace withv.
move or progress at the same rate as
She struggled to keep pace with the fast runners.
keep the pacev.
maintain speed or rate to match others
He struggled to keep the pace during the marathon..
set the pacev.
establish the speed for a group to move
The lead runner set the pace for the marathon.
change of pacen.
change from what is usual or expected
Let's go hiking for a change of pace.

Terms related to walking pace

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walkgaitpacerhythmspeedstridetempotreadvelocity

Terms with walking pace included in their meaning

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walking speedadj.
movement
moving at a moderate pace similar to normal human walking
hit one's stridev.
exercise
reach a comfortable pace while walking or running
perambulationn.
relaxed outing
walking around at an easy pace, often to look around
speedwalkn.
exercise
form of walking done at a fast pace

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  1. French:rythme de marche, ...
  2. German:Gehtempo, ...
  3. Italian:passo, ...
  4. Spanish:velocidad al caminar, ...
  5. Portuguese:passo de caminhada, ...
  6. Chinese:步行速度, ...
  7. Japanese:歩く速度, ...
  8. Arabic:وَتيرَة المَشي, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶצֶב הֲלִיכָה, ...
  10. Russian:темп ходьбы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:швидкість ходьби, ...
  12. Hindi:चलने की गति, ...

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