paced

英 [peɪst]

美 [peɪst]

adj.  (电影、书等)节奏…的
v.  来回踱步; 走来走去; 确定速度; 调整节奏; 调整自己的工作(或活动)节奏
pace的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （电影、书等）节奏…的
  If you talk about the way that something such as a film or book ispaced, you are referring to the speed at which the story is told.
  1. This excellent thriller is fast paced and believable.
     这部优秀的惊悚片节奏快而且令人信服。
  2. ...good special effects and well-paced action.
     出色的特技效果和紧凑的情节

双语例句

• I stood up, heart racing, and paced the rooms, switching on any lamp I could find.
  我站起来，心怦怦直跳，穿过房间，打开我能找到的灯。
• Guangdong Province has paced the whole nation in the economical reform.
  广东省在经济改革中走在了全国的前列。
• He paced along the shore, deep in thought.
  他沿着海滩走着，陷入了沉思。
• He paced out the length and width of the room.
  他用步子量出那房间的长度和宽度。
• The policeman paced out the distance between the car and the post it collided with.
  警察用脚步量出了汽车与被撞木桩之间的距离。
• The horse paced around the ring.
  那匹马在跑马场的四周遛蹄。
• The policeman paced up and down the street.
  警察在街上踱来踱去。
• He paced back and forth
  他来回踱步。
• We paced off the distance and found it to be60 yards.
  我们用步量了这段距离，发现它有60码。
• She paced the floor, waiting for the phone to ring.
  她在地板上踱着步，等着电话的铃声。