pitch
BrE /pɪtʃ/ AmE /pɪtʃ/
verb / noun en → es
past pitched pp pitched ing pitching
to throw a ball with the hand, especially in baseball or cricket
lanzar, tirar (la pelota)
- pitch something to somebody
Collocations pitch a ball to the batter · pitch a ball over home plate
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The pitcher pitched the ball to the catcher.
El lanzador lanzó la pelota al receptor.
to give a speech or talk, especially in order to persuade people of something
hacer una presentación, exponer un tema
- pitch something to somebody
Collocations pitch an idea to investors · pitch a proposal to the board of directors
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He pitched his business plan to potential investors.
Él presentó su plan de negocios a los inversores potenciales.
to sleep or camp in an open area, especially on the ground
acampar, dormir al aire libre
- pitch a tent
Collocations pitch a tent in the woods · pitch a tent on the beach
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They pitched their tents under the stars.
Ellos acamparon sus tiendas bajo las estrellas.
the area where a sport is played, especially baseball or cricket
campo de juego, terreno de béisbol/críquet
Collocations a baseball pitch · the cricket pitch
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The pitcher's mound is in the center of the baseball pitch.
El montículo del lanzador está en el centro del campo de béisbol.
the highness or lowness of a sound, especially in music and singing
tono, registro (de voz)
Collocations high pitch · low pitch
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She sang the high notes with ease.
Ella cantó las notas altas con facilidad.
the price at which something is offered for sale, especially when it is reduced from the original price
precio de venta, oferta (de descuento)
Collocations sale pitch · discount pitch
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The store is offering a special sale pitch on electronics.
La tienda está ofreciendo una oferta especial en electrónicos.
the angle at which something is placed or held, especially a tent pole or the blade of an axe
ángulo, inclinación (de una vara)
Collocations pitch of a roof · pitch of a tent pole
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The pitch of the roof is steep.
La inclinación del techo es pronunciada.
a thick, sticky substance made from oil that is used for lubrication or as a protective coating
aceite espeso, grasa (lubricante)
Collocations engine pitch · metallic pitch
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The mechanic applied a thick layer of engine pitch to the gears.
El mecánico aplicó una capa espesa de aceite para motores a las poleas.
Idioms
atacar por la espalda, atacar sin escrúpulos
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He hit below the pitch in his argument.
Él atacó por la espalda en su argumento.
instalar una tienda, acampar
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They decided to pitch a tent for the night.
Decidieron instalar una tienda para la noche.
colaborar, ayudar en conjunto
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Everyone pitched in to help with the party.
Todos colaboraron para ayudar con la fiesta.