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cadence in Portuguese

cadence in Portuguese is cadência, ritmo, pedalagem — cadence means a rhythmic flow or beat, especially in speech, music, or movement.

cadence in Portuguese

cadência
noun
Balanced, rhythmic flow.
ritmo
noun
Balanced, rhythmic flow.
pedalagem
noun
(cycling) The number of revolutions per minute of the cranks or pedals of a bicycle.

What does "cadence" mean?

  1. noun A rhythmic flow or beat, especially in speech, music, or movement.
    "The poet read with a slow, deliberate cadence."
  2. noun (music) A sequence of chords that brings a musical phrase or piece to a close.
    "The symphony ended on a triumphant cadence."
  3. noun (cycling) The rate at which a cyclist pedals, measured in revolutions per minute.
    "She kept a high cadence on the climb to save her legs."
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cadence in a sentence

  • The poet read with a slow, deliberate cadence.
  • Runners fell into the same steady cadence along the trail.
  • The symphony ended on a triumphant cadence.
  • She kept a high cadence on the climb to save her legs.

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What is "cadence" in Portuguese?

"cadence" in Portuguese is cadência, ritmo, pedalagem. cadence means: A rhythmic flow or beat, especially in speech, music, or movement.

How do you use "cadence" in a sentence?

Example: "The poet read with a slow, deliberate cadence." In Portuguese, "cadence" is cadência, ritmo, pedalagem.

Are there other ways to say "cadence" in Portuguese?

Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "cadence": cadência, ritmo, pedalagem.

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