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🔑pitchpitch1 /pɪtʃ / verb ➤throw掷- [transitive] to throw something, especially with force and / or careful aim投；掷；扔◆Doug pitched his empty can into the bushes.道格把他的空罐扔到了灌木丛里。
➤in sports体育运动- [intransitive, transitive] (
sport体育) (in baseball) to throw the ball to a person from the other team who tries to hit it（棒球）当投手，把（球）投给击球员◆He pitched a near-perfect game on Friday.他作为投球手在星期五的比赛中表现近乎完美。
➤set level定标准- [transitive] to set something at a particular level针对；确定…的水平◆The talk was pitched at people with far more experience than I have.这次报告针对的是那些经验比我丰富得多的人。◆a high-pitched voice高嗓音
➤try to sell推销- [transitive] to try and persuade someone to buy or use something, such as a product or an idea推销；叫卖◆companies that hire movie stars to pitch their products on TV雇电影明星在电视上推销产品的公司
➤fall坠落- [intransitive, transitive](to cause someone or something) to fall in a particular direction（使）坠落，跌倒◆His bike hit a rock and he was pitched forward over the handlebars.他的自行车撞到了岩石上，结果让他朝前一扑从车把上栽了过去。
➤of ship / aircraft船；飞机- [intransitive](used about a ship or plane) to move up and down or from side to side（船或飞机）颠簸，摇晃
➤tent帐篷- [transitive] to put up a tent or tents搭，支（帐篷）◆They pitched their tents in the valley.他们在山谷里搭起了帐篷。
 ●pitch in (informal) to join in and work together with other people共同参与；一起干活儿◆Everyone has to pitch in at home when Mom's sick.妈妈生病时，每个人都得干家务活儿。
🔑pitchpitch2 /pɪtʃ / noun - [countable] (
sport体育) (in baseball) an act of throwing the ball to the player who tries to hit it, or a particular way of throwing（棒球）投球，投球方法◆Ripken hit the first pitch of the game deep into center field.里普肯将本场比赛的第一个投球击向中外场的远端。◆a wild pitch暴投
- [countable] a speech or statement, etc., that you make in order to persuade someone to buy, use, or do something广告；宣传；竭力推销商品（或观点）的话◆a sales pitch for a new soft drink一款新的软饮料的推销广告◆The politician made a pitch for his proposed tax cut.那位政界人士竭力宣传他主张的减税提案。
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music音乐) the degree of how high or low a musical note or a voice is音调；音高
- [singular] the level of something程度；强度；水平◆The crowd's excitement reached fever pitch (= they were very excited).观众的热情达到了白热化的程度。
- [uncountable] a black, sticky substance made from oil or coal, used on roofs or the wooden boards of a ship to stop water from coming through沥青；柏油
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