tempo 英 [ˈtempəʊ]   美 [ˈtempoʊ]

tempo

tempo  英 [ˈtempəʊ] 美 [ˈtempoʊ]

n. 速度,发展速度;拍子 

名词复数:tempos 

All this was comparatively slow until, with the coming of science, the tempo was suddenly raised. 所有这些发展都比较缓慢,而随着科学的到来,增长的速度才突然加快。
They started stronger than we did but we needed to be patient, intelligent and I think in the second half we increased the tempo of our passing and controlled the game. 比赛早期他们更强势,但是我们所要做的就是耐心等待与冷静思考。 下半场比赛我们加快了传球速度因而控制了比赛。

  • If no one is dancing at your party, you probably want to put on some music with a faster tempo — meaning a faster speed.
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  • n. 速度,发展速度;拍子
  • 1. All this was comparatively slow until, with the coming of science, the tempo was suddenly raised.

    所有这些发展都比较缓慢,而随着科学的到来,增长的速度才突然加快。

  • 2. They started stronger than we did but we needed to be patient, intelligent and I think in the second half we increased the tempo of our passing and controlled the game.

    比赛早期他们更强势,但是我们所要做的就是耐心等待与冷静思考。 下半场比赛我们加快了传球速度因而控制了比赛。

  • 3. To warm up for swimming, swim slowly at first and then pick up the tempo as you're able to.

    为游泳热身,那就开始时慢慢游然后提高速度到你能够达到的水平。

  • tempo (n.) "relative speed of a piece of music," 1724, from Italian tempo, literally "time" (plural tempi), from Latin tempus "time, season, portion of time" (see temporal). Extended (non-musical) senses by 1898.
tempo / ˈtempəʊ ; NAmE ˈtempoʊ / noun [countable ,  uncountable ] ( plural tempos or, in sense 1, technical 术语 tempi / ˈtempiː ; NAmE ˈtempiː / ) 1 the speed or rhythm of a piece of music (乐曲的)速度,拍子,节奏 a slow/fast tempo 慢╱快速 It's a difficult piece, with numerous changes of tempo. 这支曲子节奏变化多,难度很大。 2 the speed of any movement or activity (运动或活动的)速度,节奏 SYN pace the increasing tempo of life in Western society 西方社会日益加速的生活节奏 tempo tempos tempi tempo / ˈtempəʊ ; NAmE ˈtempoʊ / tempi / ˈtempiː ; NAmE ˈtempiː /
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