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British English: pitch /pɪtʃ/ NOUN
sports ground A pitch is an area of ground that is marked out and used for playing a game such as football, cricket, or hockey.
...cricket pitches.
  • American English: field sport
  • Arabic: مَيْدانٌ رِيَّاضِي
  • Brazilian Portuguese: campo
  • Chinese: 球场
  • Croatian: teren
  • Czech: hřiště fotbalové
  • Danish: bane sportsbane
  • Dutch: veld sport
  • European Spanish: terreno de juego
  • Finnish: pelikenttä
  • French: terrain
  • German: Spielfeld
  • Greek: γήπεδο
  • Italian: campo
  • Japanese: ピッチ 競技場
  • Korean: 경기장
  • Norwegian: bane
  • Polish: boisko
  • European Portuguese: campo
  • Romanian: terensport
  • Russian: подача
  • Latin American Spanish: terreno de juego
  • Swedish: plan sport
  • Thai: สนามกีฬา
  • Turkish: saha spor
  • Ukrainian: гральне поле
  • Vietnamese: điểm bóng rơi
British English: pitch /pɪtʃ/ NOUN
sound The pitch of a sound is how high or low it is.
He raised his voice to an even higher pitch.
  • American English: pitch sound
  • Arabic: طَبَقَةُ صَوْت
  • Brazilian Portuguese: intensidade som
  • Chinese: 定调
  • Croatian: visina glasa
  • Czech: výška hlasu
  • Danish: tonehøjde
  • Dutch: toonhoogte
  • European Spanish: tono
  • Finnish: äänenkorkeus
  • French: son tonalité
  • German: Tonhöhe
  • Greek: ύψος τόνου
  • Italian: tono
  • Japanese: 調子
  • Korean: 음높이
  • Norwegian: tonehøyde
  • Polish: tonacja
  • European Portuguese: intensidade som
  • Romanian: ton
  • Russian: тон
  • Latin American Spanish: tono
  • Swedish: tonhöjd
  • Thai: ระดับเสียง
  • Turkish: perde ses
  • Ukrainian: діапазон
  • Vietnamese: độ cao âm thanh
British English: pitch /pɪtʃ/ VERB
If you pitch something somewhere, you throw it forcefully while aiming carefully.
Simon pitched the empty bottle into the lake.
  • American English: pitch
  • Arabic: يَرْمي
  • Brazilian Portuguese: arremessar
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: snažno gađati
  • Czech: hodit
  • Danish: kaste
  • Dutch: gooien
  • European Spanish: lanzar béisbol
  • Finnish: heittää syöttää tms.
  • French: lancer
  • German: werfen
  • Greek: ρίχνω
  • Italian: lanciare
  • Japanese: 投げる
  • Korean: 던지다
  • Norwegian: kaste
  • Polish: umieścić
  • European Portuguese: arremessar
  • Romanian: a arunca
  • Russian: бросать
  • Latin American Spanish: lanzar
  • Swedish: kasta
  • Thai: ขว้าง
  • Turkish: fırlatmak
  • Ukrainian: метати
  • Vietnamese: ném

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Chinese translation of 'pitch'

pitch

(pɪtʃ)

n

  1. (c) (Brit, Sport, = field) 球场(場) (qiúchǎng) (个(個), )
    = field
  2. (s/u) [of note, sound, voice] 音高 (yīngāo)
  3. (s) (fig, = level, degree) [of feeling, situation] 程度 (chéngdù)
  4. (u) (= tar) 沥(瀝)青 (lìqīng)
  5. (c) (also sales pitch) 推销(銷)商品的行话(話) (tuīxiāo shāngpǐn de hánghuà)
  6. (u) (Naut) [of boat] 颠簸 (diānbǒ)

vt

  1. [tent] (dā)
  2. (= throw) [ball, object] (tóu)
  3. (= knock) [person] 摔出 (shuāichū)
  4. (= set) [price, message] 定位 (dìngwèi)

vi

  1. (= fall forwards) 重重倒下 (zhòngzhòng dǎoxià)
  2. (Naut) [boat] 颠簸 (diānbǒ)
(noun) 
Definition
(in many sports) the field of play
a cricket pitch
Synonyms
sports field
ground
the city's football ground
stadium
a baseball stadium
arena
the largest indoor sports arena in the world
park
Chris was the best player on the park.
field of play
(noun) 
Definition
the highness or lowness of a note in relation to other notes
He raised his voice to a higher pitch.
Synonyms
tone
He spoke in a low tone to her.
sound
Peter heard the sound of gunfire.
key
the key of A minor
frequency
timbre
His voice had a deep timbre.
modulation
(noun) 
Definition
a level of emotion
Tensions have reached such a pitch in the area that the army have been called in.
Synonyms
level
The water came up to her chin and the bubbles were at eye level.
point
It got to the point where he had to leave.
degree
summit
This is just a molehill on the way to the summit of her ambitions.
extent
The full extent of the losses was revealed yesterday.
height
From a height, it looks like a desert.
intensity
high point
(noun) 
Definition
a persuasive sales talk, esp. one routinely repeated
He was impressed with her hard sales pitch.
Synonyms
talk
line
Don't be fooled by that line about having seen you before somewhere.
patter
Don't be taken in by the sales patter.
spiel (informal)
She had been hearing this kind of spiel for thirty years now.
(noun) 
Definition
the act or manner of pitching a ball
On the second pitch, Hernandez threw a ball to the backstop.
Synonyms
throw
One of the judges thought it was a foul throw.
cast
delivery
a fast, inswinging delivery from the bowler
toss
Decisions are almost made with the toss of a die.
hurl
lob
(noun) 
Definition
the degree or angle of slope
the 45-degree pitch of the roof
Synonyms
slope
a mountain slope
angle
The boat was leaning at a 30-degree angle.
dip
incline
I came to a halt at the edge of a steep incline.
tilt
the tilt of the earth's axis
gradient
a hill with a gradient of 1 in 3
cant
steepness
(verb) 
Definition
to hurl or throw
Simon pitched the ball across the field.
Synonyms
throw
He spent hours throwing a tennis ball against a wall.
launch
He launched himself into the air.
cast
She took a pebble and cast it into the water.
toss
He screwed the paper up and tossed it into the fire.
hurl
Groups of rioters hurled stones at police.
fling
I flung the book on the table and stormed out.
chuck (informal)
Someone chucked a bottle at the stage.
sling
She slung her coat over the desk chair.
lob (informal)
The protestors were chanting and lobbing firebombs.
bung (British, slang)
heave
Heave a brick at the telly.
(verb) 
Definition
to aim to sell (a product) to a specified market or on a specified basis
I think this book is pitched at too high a level for you.
Synonyms
aim
He was aiming the rifle at me.
direct
He directed the tiny beam of light at the roof.
design for
mean for
level
She levelled her gaze on the summit.
(verb) 
Definition
to slope or fall forwards or downwards
He pitched head-first over the low wall.
Synonyms
fall
The fisherman fell into the sea during a storm.
drop
The mysterious object dropped into the ocean and made a huge splash.
plunge
I plunged into the water after them.
dive
His monoplane stalled and dived towards the ground.
stagger
tumble
The dog had tumbled down the cliff.
topple
He released his hold and toppled slowly backwards.
plummet
The car plummeted off a cliff.
fall headlong
(take a) nosedive
(verb) 
Definition
to set up (a tent or camp)
He had pitched his tent in the yard.
Synonyms
set up
place
Chairs were placed in rows for the parents.
station
I was stationed there just after the war.
locate
It was voted the best city to locate a business.
raise
They raised a church in the shape of a boat.
plant
She planted her feet wide and bent her knees slightly.
settle
fix
Fix the photo to the card using double-sided tape
put up
erect
Demonstrators have erected barricades in the roads.
(verb) 
Definition
(of a ship or plane) to dip and raise its back and front alternately
The ship was pitching and rolling as if in mid-ocean.
Synonyms
toss (about)
roll
The ship was still rolling in the troughs.
plunge
conflicts which threaten to plunge the country into chaos
flounder
men floundering about in the water
lurch
As the car sped over a pothole, she lurched forward.
wallow
Hippos love to wallow in mud.
welter
make heavy weather

idiom

See make a pitch for something

Phrasal verbs

See pitch in
See pitch into something or someone
See pitch on or upon something or someone
(noun) 
Definition
any similar substance, such as asphalt, occurring as a natural deposit
The timbers of the houses were painted with pitch.
Synonyms
tar
asphalt
bitumen

related words

related adjective piceous

Additional synonyms

in the sense of angle
Definition
the divergence between two such lines or surfaces, measured in degrees
The boat was leaning at a 30-degree angle.
Synonyms
gradient,
bank,
slope,
incline,
inclination
in the sense of arena
Definition
a seated enclosure where sports events take place
the largest indoor sports arena in the world
Synonyms
ring,
ground,
stage,
field,
theatre,
bowl,
pitch,
stadium,
enclosure,
park (US, Canadian),
coliseum,
amphitheatre
in the sense of cast
Definition
to roll or throw (a dice)
She took a pebble and cast it into the water.
Synonyms
throw,
project,
launch,
pitch,
shed,
shy,
toss,
thrust,
hurl,
fling,
chuck (informal),
sling,
lob,
impel,
drive,
drop

Synonyms of 'pitch'

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in the sense of chuck
Definition
to throw carelessly
Someone chucked a bottle at the stage.
Synonyms
throw,
cast,
pitch,
shy,
toss,
hurl,
fling,
sling (informal),
heave
in the sense of degree
Definition
a stage in a scale of relative amount or intensity
Synonyms
level,
range,
standard,
quality,
measure,
scale,
extent,
quantity,
ratio,
scope,
intensity,
calibre,
severity,
ambit,
point,
mark,
step,
limit,
unit,
division,
scale,
interval,
notch (informal),
rung
in the sense of delivery
Definition
the act or manner of bowling a ball
a fast, inswinging delivery from the bowler
Synonyms
throw,
pitch,
cast,
toss,
projection,
lob (informal)
in the sense of direct
Definition
to address (a look or remark) at someone
He directed the tiny beam of light at the roof.
Synonyms
aim,
point,
turn,
level,
train,
focus,
fix,
cast
in the sense of dive
Definition
(of a bird or aircraft) to fly in a steep nose-down descending path
His monoplane stalled and dived towards the ground.
Synonyms
nose-dive,
fall,
plunge,
crash,
pitch,
swoop,
plummet
in the sense of drop
Definition
to fall or allow (something) to fall vertically
The mysterious object dropped into the ocean and made a huge splash.
Synonyms
plunge,
fall,
dive,
tumble,
descend,
plummet
in the sense of erect
Definition
to raise to an upright position
Demonstrators have erected barricades in the roads.
Synonyms
build,
raise,
set up,
lift,
pitch,
mount,
stand up,
rear,
construct,
put up,
assemble,
put together,
elevate
in the sense of extent
Definition
the degree or amount to which something applies
The full extent of the losses was revealed yesterday.
Synonyms
magnitude,
amount,
degree,
scale,
level,
measure,
stretch,
quantity,
bulk,
duration,
expanse,
amplitude
in the sense of fix
Definition
to attach or place permanently
Fix the photo to the card using double-sided tape
Synonyms
place,
join,
stick (informal),
attach,
set,
position,
couple,
plant,
link,
establish,
tie,
settle,
secure,
bind,
root,
connect,
locate,
pin,
install,
anchor,
glue,
cement,
implant,
embed,
fasten,
make fast
in the sense of fling
Definition
to throw with force
I flung the book on the table and stormed out.
Synonyms
throw,
toss,
hurl,
chuck (informal),
launch,
cast,
pitch,
send,
shy,
jerk,
propel,
sling (informal),
precipitate,
lob (informal),
catapult,
heave,
let fly

Additional synonyms

in the sense of flounder
Definition
to struggle to move or stay upright, esp. in water or mud
men floundering about in the water
Synonyms
struggle,
toss,
thrash,
plunge,
stumble,
tumble,
muddle,
fumble,
grope,
wallow
in the sense of gradient
Definition
a measure of the steepness of such a slope
a hill with a gradient of 1 in 3
Synonyms
slope,
hill,
rise,
grade,
incline,
camber,
bank,
declivity,
acclivity
in the sense of ground
Definition
an area used for a particular purpose
the city's football ground
Synonyms
arena,
pitch,
stadium,
park,
field,
enclosure
in the sense of heave
Definition
to throw (something heavy) with effort
Heave a brick at the telly.
Synonyms
throw,
fling,
toss,
send,
cast,
pitch,
hurl,
sling (informal)
in the sense of height
Definition
the topmost point
From a height, it looks like a desert.
Synonyms
peak,
top,
hill,
mountain,
crown,
summit,
crest,
pinnacle,
elevation,
apex,
apogee,
vertex
in the sense of hurl
Definition
to throw (something) with great force
Groups of rioters hurled stones at police.
Synonyms
throw,
fling,
chuck (informal),
send,
fire,
project,
launch,
cast,
pitch,
shy,
toss,
propel,
sling (informal),
heave,
let fly (with)
in the sense of incline
Definition
an inclined surface or slope
I came to a halt at the edge of a steep incline.
Synonyms
slope,
rise,
dip,
grade,
descent,
ramp,
ascent,
gradient,
declivity,
acclivity
in the sense of key
Definition
a scale of musical notes that starts at one specific note
the key of A minor
Synonyms
tone,
sound,
pitch,
timbre,
modulation
in the sense of launch
He launched himself into the air.
Synonyms
throw,
fling,
hurtle
in the sense of line
Don't be fooled by that line about having seen you before somewhere.
Synonyms
patter,
story,
pitch,
spiel (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of lob
Definition
to throw
The protestors were chanting and lobbing firebombs.
Synonyms
throw,
launch,
toss,
hurl,
lift,
pitch,
shy (informal),
fling,
loft
in the sense of locate
Definition
to situate or build
It was voted the best city to locate a business.
Synonyms
place,
put,
set,
position,
seat,
site,
establish,
settle,
fix,
situate
in the sense of lurch
Definition
to lean or tilt suddenly to one side
As the car sped over a pothole, she lurched forward.
Synonyms
tilt,
roll,
pitch,
list,
rock,
lean,
heel
in the sense of park
Definition
a playing field or sports stadium
Chris was the best player on the park.
Synonyms
field,
pitch,
playing field
in the sense of patter
Definition
the glib rapid speech of comedians or salesmen
Don't be taken in by the sales patter.
Synonyms
spiel (informal),
line,
pitch,
monologue
in the sense of place
Definition
to put in a particular or appropriate place
Chairs were placed in rows for the parents.
Synonyms
lay (down),
leave,
put (down),
set (down),
stand,
sit,
position,
rest,
plant,
station,
establish,
stick (informal),
settle,
fix,
arrange,
lean,
deposit,
locate,
set out,
install,
prop,
dispose,
situate,
stow,
bung (British, slang),
plonk (informal),
array
in the sense of plant
Definition
to place firmly in position
She planted her feet wide and bent her knees slightly.
Synonyms
place,
put,
set,
settle,
fix
in the sense of plummet
Definition
to drop down; plunge
The car plummeted off a cliff.
Synonyms
plunge,
fall,
drop,
crash,
tumble,
swoop,
stoop,
nosedive,
descend rapidly
in the sense of plunge
Definition
to descend very suddenly or steeply
I plunged into the water after them.
Synonyms
descend,
fall,
drop,
crash,
pitch,
sink,
go down,
dive,
tumble,
plummet,
nosedive
in the sense of plunge
Definition
to thrust or throw (something or oneself) forcibly or suddenly
conflicts which threaten to plunge the country into chaos
Synonyms
throw,
cast,
pitch,
propel

Additional synonyms

in the sense of point
Definition
a specific condition or degree
It got to the point where he had to leave.
Synonyms
stage,
level,
position,
condition,
degree,
pitch,
circumstance,
extent
in the sense of raise
Definition
to build
They raised a church in the shape of a boat.
Synonyms
build,
construct,
put up,
erect
in the sense of roll
Definition
(of a ship or aircraft) to turn from side to side around the longitudinal axis
The ship was still rolling in the troughs.
Synonyms
toss,
rock,
lurch,
reel,
tumble,
sway,
wallow,
billow,
swing,
welter
in the sense of sling
Definition
to throw
She slung her coat over the desk chair.
Synonyms
throw,
cast,
toss,
hurl,
fling,
chuck (informal),
lob (informal),
heave,
shy
in the sense of sound
Definition
anything that can be heard
Peter heard the sound of gunfire.
Synonyms
noise,
racket,
din,
report,
tone,
bang,
resonance,
hubbub,
reverberation
in the sense of spiel
Definition
a prepared speech made to persuade someone to buy or do something
She had been hearing this kind of spiel for thirty years now.
Synonyms
patter,
speech,
pitch,
recital,
harangue,
sales talk,
sales patter
in the sense of stadium
Definition
a large sports arena with tiered rows of seats for spectators
a baseball stadium
Synonyms
arena,
stand,
ground,
field,
track,
bowl,
pitch,
racecourse,
grandstand,
racetrack,
hippodrome,
velodrome,
running track
in the sense of station
Definition
to assign (someone) to a station
I was stationed there just after the war.
Synonyms
assign,
post,
locate,
set,
establish,
fix,
install,
garrison
in the sense of summit
Definition
the highest possible degree or state
This is just a molehill on the way to the summit of her ambitions.
Synonyms
height,
pinnacle,
culmination,
peak,
high point,
zenith,
acme,
crowning point
in the sense of tilt
Definition
a slope or angle
the tilt of the earth's axis
Synonyms
slope,
angle,
inclination,
list,
pitch,
incline,
slant,
cant,
camber,
gradient

Additional synonyms

in the sense of timbre
Definition
the distinctive quality of sound produced by a particular voice or musical instrument
His voice had a deep timbre.
Synonyms
tone,
sound,
ring,
resonance,
colour,
tonality,
tone colour,
quality of sound
in the sense of topple
Definition
to fall over or cause (something) to fall over, esp. from a height
He released his hold and toppled slowly backwards.
Synonyms
fall over,
fall,
collapse,
tumble,
overturn,
capsize,
totter,
tip over,
keel over,
overbalance,
fall headlong
in the sense of toss
Definition
the act or an instance of tossing
Decisions are almost made with the toss of a die.
Synonyms
throw,
cast,
pitch,
shy,
fling,
lob (informal)
in the sense of toss
Definition
to throw (something) lightly
He screwed the paper up and tossed it into the fire.
Synonyms
throw,
pitch,
hurl,
fling,
project,
launch,
cast,
shy,
chuck (informal),
flip,
propel,
sling (informal),
lob (informal)
in the sense of tumble
Definition
to fall or cause to fall, esp. awkwardly or violently
The dog had tumbled down the cliff.
Synonyms
fall,
drop,
topple,
plummet,
roll,
pitch,
toss,
stumble,
flop,
trip up,
fall head over heels,
fall headlong,
fall end over end
in the sense of wallow
Definition
to lie or roll about in mud or water for pleasure
Hippos love to wallow in mud.
Synonyms
roll about,
lie,
tumble,
wade,
slosh,
welter,
splash around

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