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pitch

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方
複数形: pitches過去形: pitched過去分詞: pitched現在分詞: pitching

This word carries a strong sense of precision and trajectory, whether it is the precise frequency of a note, the specific throw of a ball, or the targeted delivery of a sales argument. It implies a focused direction toward a goal or a specific point of impact. In physical contexts, it evokes a feeling of suddenness or instability, such as the jarring motion of a ship in a storm or the act of driving a stake into the ground. This creates a contrast between the controlled precision of a musical pitch and the chaotic movement of a pitching vessel.

Countable when referring to a specific sales presentation or a sports field. Uncountable when referring to the acoustic quality of sound or the sticky tar substance.

意味

名詞
[sound]

The quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it; the degree of highness or lowness of a tone.

"She has a very high-pitched voice."

名詞
[sports]

An area of ground used for playing sports, such as football or rugby.

"The players walked out onto the pitch for the start of the match."

名詞
[persuasion]

A speech or attempt to persuade someone to buy or do something.

"The entrepreneur gave a compelling sales pitch to the investors."

名詞
[substance]

A sticky, black, viscous substance derived from coal tar or petroleum.

"The hull of the old boat was sealed with pitch."

他動詞
[throw]

To throw something, typically a ball in baseball, toward a target.

"The pitcher attempted to pitch the ball at high speed."

他動詞
[erect]

To set up or erect a tent or shelter.

"We decided to pitch our camp near the river bank."

他動詞
[promote]

To present or promote an idea to someone in order to persuade them.

"The marketing team is going to pitch the new campaign to the CEO tomorrow."

自動詞
[motion]

To move or plunge forward and downward suddenly.

"The ship began to pitch violently in the stormy seas."

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