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pitch
/pɪtʃ/
noun
Bir ses veya tonun tizliği veya pesliği
The highness or lowness of a sound or tone.
- The singer's pitch was perfect throughout the performance.
- Dogs can hear sounds at a higher pitch than humans.
- Linguists have documented how the pitch of spoken vowels can distinguish meaning in tonal languages such as Mandarin and Thai.
- The audio engineer adjusted the pitch of the recorded dialogue to match the lip movements in the foreign film's dubbed version.
- Researchers studying bird communication discovered that variations in pitch allow different species to convey alarm signals and territorial warnings.
- Musicians training in ear recognition exercises learn to identify the pitch of individual notes within complex harmonic progressions.
noun
Beyzbolda top atışı
A throw or delivery of a ball in baseball or similar sports.
- The pitcher threw a fastball on the first pitch.
- That was a wild pitch that got past the catcher.
nounBritish English
Futbol, ragbi veya kriket sahası
A playing field for soccer, rugby, or cricket.
- The players walked onto the pitch for the match.
- The pitch was muddy after the rain.
noun
İkna edici bir sunum veya satış teklifi
A persuasive presentation or sales proposal.
- The entrepreneur gave a compelling pitch to the investors.
- Her elevator pitch was concise and memorable.
verb
Bir şeyi güçle atmak veya fırlatmak
To throw or toss something with force.
- He pitched the ball to his teammate.
- She pitched the tent pegs into the ground.
verb
Bir fikri veya ürünü birine sunmak
To present or promote an idea or product to someone.
- We need to pitch our idea to the board next week.
- He successfully pitched his startup to several venture capitalists.
verb
Çadır veya kamp kurmak
To set up a tent or camp.
- They pitched their tent near the lake.
- We pitched camp before dark.