n. （说话时语调的）抑扬顿挫，起落；（乐曲的）收束，终止；节律，节拍
【名】（Cadence）（法）卡当斯（人名）
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复数
cadences
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词根：cadent
adj.
cadenced 音调整齐的；有节奏的
cadent 有节奏的；降落的
n.
cadency 终止式；下降调；韵律（等于cadence）；幼子之后裔
v.
cadenced 使有节奏（cadence的过去分词）
1.Were we concerned with maintaining our small company cadence.
我们曾经担心如何保持我们原有的小公司的节奏。
2.I am sure many runners begin RACES with a higher cadence than they usually run with.
我敢肯定很多人刚开始跑步时会用比平时更高一点的步频奔跑。
3.So in order to learn how to run at a higher cadence, you should practice at lower intensities.
因此，为了学习如何以更高的步频跑步，你应该首先以较低的强度开始训练。
4.Broken builds slow the cadence of development.
破碎的构建减慢了开发的节奏。
5.The test: First, test your normal cadence at an easy pace.
测试：首先，测试一下你在轻松步伐下的正常步频。
6.How do we learn to run with a higher cadence?
我们如何学习以更高的步频节奏来跑呢？
7.Cadence: Cadence, or leg turnover, is one of the keys to running quickly.
步频：步频或交换腿，是跑得快的关键之一。
8.The French said opera ought to reflect the rhythm and cadence of dramatic literature, bearing in mind that we are talking about the golden age in French literature.
法国人说，歌剧应该反映戏剧文学的节奏和韵律，记住我们正在谈论的是法国文学的黄金时代。