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Definition of
PACE
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
PACE
/peɪs/
/peɪs/
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pace
noun
pace
verb
pace
preposition
pace off
pace out
pace bowler
noun
pace bowler
pace bowlers
pace something
off
pace something
out
off the pace
set the pace
force the pace
at a snail’s pace
keep pace (with somebody/something)
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Phrasal verbs
pace something
off
pace something
out
Idioms
off the pace
set the pace
force the pace
at a snail’s pace
keep pace (with somebody/something)
Nearby words
pace
1
verb
pace
2
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pace bowler
noun
pacemaker
noun
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