Übersetzung für 'brisk pace' von Englisch nach Deutsch

brisk pace

flottes Tempo {n}

strammes Tempo {n}

forscher Schritt {m}

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Werbung

at a brisk pace {adv}

mit schnellen Schritten

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to set a brisk pace

ein scharfes Tempo vorlegen

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brisk {adj}

lebhaft

rege

brisk demand

lebhafte Nachfrage {f}

rege Nachfrage {f}

to brisk up

lebhaft werden

brisk trade

lebhafter Handel {m}

brisk {adj} [speedy]

rasch

brisk {adj} [quick]

stramm [Tempo]

brisk {adj} [expeditious]

zügig

brisk {adj} [lively]

belebt

brisk sale

reger Verkauf {m}

brisk {adj} [weather]

frisch [Wind, Temperatur]

brisk {adj} [curt]

barsch [kurz angebunden]

brisk market

flotter Markt {m}

lebhafter Markt {m}

brisk wind

lebhafter Wind {m}

brisk fire

lebhaftes Feuer {n}

brisk wine

Perlwein {m}oenol.

brisk champagne

perlender Sekt {m}oenol.

brisk step

rascher Schritt {m}

• He made his own way to Wolf Junction, Minnesota at a brisk pace.
• 3 million English adults aged 40 to 60 do not walk for as much as 10 minutes continuously each month at a brisk pace.
• Speciosa set a brisk pace tracked by Peeping Fawn, who moved to the lead with three furlongs remaining.
• Vic Jackson was prominent allrounder, bowling off breaks at a brisk pace with a rather low arm that meant that he sometimes bowled a slow looping delivery.
• negotiating its octave vocal dives with a grand finesse while taking the song at a pleasingly brisk pace".

• He developed his talent for swing and seam at brisk pace through Bankfoot's junior teams, before helping them win the Bradford League championship in 1972.
• In 1998–99, the development of CORDIS continued at a brisk pace.
• Brother Derek took the early lead and set a brisk pace, followed by Lawyer Ron and Lava Man.
• It takes roughly 15 minutes to walk from Westwood to the centre of main campus at a brisk pace.
• Agincourt and Casual Lies set a brisk pace, followed by Pine Bluff.

• Critics have generally regarded the series as a rather pallid continuation of "I Love Lucy", with not enough of the original show's brisk pace and memorable sketchwork, and an excessive use of celebrity guest-stars.
• While traditionally sung at a brisk pace, Streisand's rendition became notable for its slow and expressive performance.
• Bowling off-spin at a brisk pace, he took 1331 first-class wickets at 21.55, with best innings figures of 9-73.
• The two rivals once again fought at a brisk pace, connecting with hard punches and refusing to change the fighting styles both displayed through their careers.
• Rachit Gupta of "Filmfare" rated the movie −4/5 stars, stating, "16 December moves at a brisk pace.

• An intermezzo at a brisk pace somewhere between a slow movement and a scherzo, in the form of a rondo with two episodes (in F minor and D minor, the latter "Bewegter").
• They move slowly at night, but are known to run at a brisk pace for short distances during the day.
• His daily walk would start before dawn and typically take about an hour at a brisk pace, taking in much of the local area, especially along the Lea and the local canal network.
• It also suggests the "best teaching" included a brisk pace, engaging children's interest with multi-sensory activities and stimulating resources, praise for effort and achievement; and above all, the full backing of the headteacher.