Pronunciation: rɪˈpɔːtə
Parts of Speech: noun
someone whose job is to write about news events for a newspaper, or to tell people about them on television or on the radio [↪ correspondent, journalist]
pace
Definition: Meaning of, pace in English to Spanish dictionary.
Pronunciation: / peɪs /
- noun
- synonym
- antonym
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paso
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ritmo de paso
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- verb
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ir al paso
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amblar
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medir a pasos
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marcar el paso para
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ir y venir por
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pace used in phrases
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Roman pace
(noun)
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Ritmo romano
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Ritmo romano
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change-of-pace
(noun)
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cambio de ritmo
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cambio de ritmo
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change-of-pace ball
(noun)
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cambiar de ritmo pelota
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cambiar de ritmo pelota
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geometric pace
(noun)
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ritmo geométrico
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ritmo geométrico
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keep pace
(verb)
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mantener el ritmo
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mantener el ritmo
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military pace
(noun)
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ritmo militar
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ritmo militar
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pace car
(noun)
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pace lap
(noun)
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regazo ritmo
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regazo ritmo
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snail's pace
(noun)
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ritmo de caracol
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ritmo de caracol
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pace used in phrasal verbs
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pace out
(phrasal verb)
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pasearse fuera
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pasearse fuera
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