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Noun(1) the rate of moving (especially walking or running),the distance covered by a step,the relative speed of progress or change,a step in walking or running,the rate of some repeating event,a unit of length equal to 3 feet,defined as 91.44centimeters,originally taken to be the average length ofa stride,steps in walking,speed,tempo of motion(2) the rate of moving (especially walking or running)(3) the distance covered by a step(4) the relative speed of progress or change(5) a step in walking or running(6) the rate of some repeating event(7) a unit of length equal to 3 feet(8) defined as 91.44centimeters(9) originally taken to be the average length ofa stride(10) steps in walking(11) speed(12) tempo of motion
Verb(1) walk with slow or fast paces,go at a pace,measure (distances) by pacing,regulate or set the pace of,walk back and forth,measure by footsteps(2) walk with slow or fast paces(3) go at a pace(4) measure (distances) by pacing(5) regulate or set the pace of(6) walk back and forth(7) measure by footsteps

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(1) The adjustment will take time and effort but MacDougall believes his improvement has gathered pace in the past fortnight, since he made his first start.(2) Zalm said that if Bulgaria's economy continues to develop at this pace , interest in it among Dutch people would continue to grow.(3) the children work separately in the classroom at their own pace(4) As the ship neared the island, the captain grew restless and so retreated to the main deck where he could pace out his anxiety.(5) Emi asked as she tucked down the bill of the hat and began to pace around the room with an exaggerated boyish walk, her shoulders slumped with her hands in her pockets.(6) Aroura didn't like the look of them and sped up her pace with larger, faster steps.(7) The momentum for this initiative has gathered pace following action by a group of French activists including anti-globalisation campaigner Jose Bove.(8) While ordinary ride-on mowers don't go much faster than walking pace , some versions are clearly anything but pedestrian.(9) the industrial boom gathered pace(10) I steal with quiet pace(11) She moaned some lame excuse to whoever she was talking with and walked with shaken pace towards the quiet parts of the flat.(12) The castle was no more than a good two hour's walk now, if he kept fast pace and didn't stop.(13) High-end computers these days consume more and more power, and the power supply industry continues to release new units at a blazing pace .(14) He picked up the pace of his horse, glanced around once more, making sure that only ghosts and not Federal soldiers surrounded him.(15) You could start off doing eight three-minute runs at a very fast pace , with one minute's brisk walk in between each.(16) Feeling this error, the rider may use his or her legs to cue the horse to round out his back and slow his pace , but the horse assumes the rider still wants to go faster.