步行速度

walking paces───步行步数

walking race───n.竞走

walking races───n.竞走

walking papers───解雇书，免职书

parking place───[交]停车场；停车位

walking frame───助行架

talking back───顶嘴；反驳

The other factors were speed of rising from a chair and walking pace.───另一因素是从椅子上升和步行速度的速度。

Toad got down on the step, and as the train slowed down to almost a walking pace, he heard the driver call out, "Now, jump!"───蟾蜍踩下踏板，火车减速至与步行差不多时，他听到司机一声喊：“现在，跳！”

Congestion frequently reduces traffic to walking pace.───交通阻塞经常把车流的速度降低得如步行一般缓慢。

They were preceded by land cruisers , their sirens wailing as they moved almost at a walking pace through the town.───它们由陆地巡洋舰领头，响着警报，以步行的速度在城市中移动。

Can be very slow walking pace is very slow, slow to appear without a passage of time.───走着的脚步可以很缓很缓，缓到似乎没有一种时间的流逝。

Please don't try to hurry me. I can only climb at a walking pace, or I get quite breathless.───请不要催我。我只能慢慢地爬，要不然我会喘不过气来。

The Toyota prevailed, however, though progress was often little faster than walking pace.───最终，丰田车获胜了，尽管我们的行进速度常常不比步行快多少。

As a result, a lot of your best work is done at walking pace using quick passes and subtle feints - it took us hours to adjust.───因此，很多你的工作都是在走动状态中通过快速传递和微妙的假动作完成-这花费了我们几个小时才适应过来。

If you want to take time over your journey, leave earlier and walk at normal walking pace.───如果你想要在你的旅途中花时间，那就早点出发，用正常速度去步行。

I trotted for half a block or so, then switched back to my brisk walking pace.

Walking pace often seems to give us the pulse of a movement; and walking pace and heartbeat are often linked.

Even with the wind of generosity at their back, why did they travel at a man's walking pace?

Traffic slowed to a walking pace .

Riders are sometimes slowed to a walking pace and punch the supporters who try to embrace them.

You advance at walking pace behind the barrage.

Congestion frequently reduces traffic to walking pace.

The target was man-shaped, man-sized, and was moved electronically across the sandbagged wall at a brisk walking pace.

Once or twice the latter attempts –rather apathetically – to regain its former rhythm, before both make towards a steady walking pace.