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1 pace
Ⅰ.pace1 [peɪs]1 noun∎ she quickened her pace elle pressa le pas;∎ she slackened her pace elle ralentit le pas;∎ at a good or brisk or smart pace à vive allure;∎ at a slow pace à petite allure;∎ at walking pace au pas;∎ the slower pace of country life le rythme plus paisible de la vie à la campagne;∎ don't walk so fast, I can't keep pace with you ne marche pas si vite, je n'arrive pas à te suivre;∎ to keep pace with new developments se tenir au courant des derniers développements;∎ output is keeping pace with demand la production se maintient au niveau de ou répond à la demande;∎ our incomes haven't kept pace with inflation nos revenus n'ont pas augmenté au même rythme que l'inflation;∎ it's all happened so fast I can barely keep pace with it tout est arrivé si vite que j'ai du mal à suivre le rythme;∎ he couldn't stand or take the pace il n'arrivait pas à suivre le rythme;∎ do it at your own pace faites-le à votre propre rythme;∎ to force the pace forcer l'allure;∎ to make or to set the pace Sport donner l'allure, mener le train; figurative donner le ton∎ take two paces to the left faites deux pas à gauche;∎ he was a few paces from me il était à quelques pas de moi;∎ British to put sb through his/her paces mettre qn à l'épreuve;∎ to put a horse through its paces faire passer un cheval à la montre;∎ to put a car/machine through its paces mettre une voiture/une machine à l'épreuve;∎ to go through or to show one's paces montrer ce dont ou de quoi on est capablemarcher (à pas mesurés);∎ he paced up and down the corridor il arpentait le couloir(a) (corridor, cage, room) arpenter∎ she paced the first two laps well elle a trouvé le bon rythme pour les deux premiers tours de piste;∎ the action is well paced le suspense ne faiblit pas;∎ to pace oneself (when running, drinking) trouver son rythme; (when eating) garder de la place pour la suite►► pace bowler (in cricket) lanceur m rapide or puissant;pace car (in motor racing) pace-car m ou fmesurer en pas;∎ she paced out ten steps elle compta dix pasⅡ.pace2 ['pɑ:tʃeɪ]formal n'en déplaise à -
2 output
1 noun∎ our output is not keeping pace with demand notre production est insuffisante pour répondre à la demande;∎ his writing output is phenomenal c'est un auteur très prolifique(b) (power → of machine) rendement m, débit m;∎ this machine has an output of 6,000 items an hour cette machine débite 6000 pièces à l'heure∎ output voltage tension f de sortie(a) (of factory etc) produireComputing sortir des données►► output bonus prime f de rendement;output buffer mémoire f tampon de sortie;output card carte f sortie, carte f résultat;output ceiling plafond m de la production;Computing output device périphérique m de sortie;output file fichier m de sortie;output formatting mise f en forme de sortie;output port port m de sortie;Accountancy output ratio coefficient m de capital;Technology output shaft arbre m de sortie;Electricity output signal signal m de sortie;Accountancy output tax TVA f encaissée, impôt m à la consommation;Technology output torque couple m en sortie -
3 output
1 noun∎ this represents 25 percent of the total output cela représente 25 pour cent de la production totale;∎ our output is not keeping pace with demand notre production est insuffisante pour répondre à la demande;∎ this machine has an output of 6,000 items per hour cette machine débite 6000 pièces à l'heure;∎ output per hour rendement à l'heure, rendement horaire;∎ output per person rendement individueloutput bonus prime f de rendement; output ceiling plafond m de la production;output ratio coefficient m de capital;ACCOUNTANCY output tax TVA f encaissée, impôt m sur la consommationoutput buffer mémoire f tampon de sortie; output device dispositif m ou périphérique m de sortie;output file fichier m de sortie;output formatting mise f en forme de sortie;output medium support m de sortie;output port port m de sortie(a) (of factory, worker, machine) produire
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