英:[pitʃ ˈɪntuː]
美:[pɪtʃ ˈɪntu]
英:[pitʃ ˈɪntuː]
美:[pɪtʃ ˈɪntu]
把…扔进
<非正>攻击
抨击
<非正>使担任职务
noun (1)
a black or dark viscous substance obtained as a residue in the distillation of organic materials and especially tars
any of various bituminous substances
resin obtained from various conifers and often used medicinally
any of various artificial mixtures resembling resinous or bituminous pitches
verb (1)
transitive verb
to cover, smear, or treat with or as if with pitch
verb (2)
transitive verb
to erect and fix firmly in place
pitch a tent
to throw usually with a particular objective or toward a particular point: such as
pitch hay onto a wagon
to throw (a baseball) to a batter
to toss (something, such as coins) so as to fall at or near a mark
pitch pennies
to put aside or discard by or as if by throwing
pitched the trash into the bin
to present or advertise especially in a high-pressure way : plug, promote
to attempt to persuade especially with a sales pitch
to present (a movie or program idea) for consideration (as by a TV producer)
to cause to be at a particular level or of a particular quality
a test pitched at a 5th-grade reading level
to cause to be set at a particular angle : slope
to utter glibly and insincerely
to use as a starting pitcher
to play as pitcher
to hit (a golf ball) in a high arc with backspin so that it rolls very little after striking the green
throw sense 6
pitch a fit
intransitive verb
to fall precipitately or headlong
of a ship to have the bow alternately plunge precipitately and rise abruptly
buck entry 2 sense 1
encamp
to hit upon or happen upon something
pitch upon the perfect gift
to incline downward : slope
to throw a ball to a batter
to play ball as a pitcher
to pitch a golf ball
to make a sales pitch
noun (2)
slopealso: degree of slope : rake
the distance between any of various things: such as
the theoretical distance a propeller would advance longitudinally in one revolution
the number of teeth or of threads per inch
a unit of width of type based on the number of times a letter can be set in a linear inch
the action or a manner of pitchingespecially: an up-and-down movement compare yaw
archaic top, zenith
the relative level, intensity, or extent of some quality or state
tensions rose to a feverish pitch
the property of a sound and especially a musical tone that is determined by the frequency of the waves producing it : highness or lowness of sound
the difference in the relative vibration frequency of the human voice that contributes to the total meaning of speech
a steep place : declivity
the portion of a route (as in mountain climbing or caving) between belay points
an outdoor site (as for camping or doing business)
playing field sense 1
an all-fours game in which the first card led is a trump
an often high-pressure sales presentation
advertisement
recommendation, plug
made a pitch for tax cuts
the delivery of a baseball by a pitcher to a batter
a baseball so thrown
pitchout sense 2
Noun (1) Middle English pich, from Old English pic, from Latin pic-, pix; akin to Greek pissa pitch, Old Church Slavonic pĭcĭlŭ Verb (2) Middle English pichen to thrust, drive, fix firmly, probably from Old English *piccan, from Vulgar Latin *piccare — more at pike
The first known use of pitch was before the 12th century
piping hotadjective
very hot
term papernoun
a major written assignment in a school or college course involving a student's individual research and study in a subject area
pitch inverb
to begin to work
to contribute to a common task
all the students pitched in to make the dance a success
pitch1 of 4noun
a dark sticky substance left over from distilling tar and used in making roofing paper, in waterproofing seams, and in paving
resin from various cone-bearing trees
pitch2 of 4verb
to cover, smear, or treat with pitch
pitch3 of 4verb
to erect and fix firmly in place
pitch a tent
to throw usually toward a certain point
pitch hay into a wagon
to present or advertise especially in a high-pressure way
to fix or set at a particular pitch or level a test pitched at a 5th-grade reading level
pitch a tune too high
to cause to be set at a certain angle : slope
to fall or plunge forward
pitch from a cliff
to move in such a way that one end falls while the other end rises
a ship pitching in a rough sea
buck entry 2 sense 1a
a pitching horse
to throw a ball to a batter
to play ball as a pitcher
pitch4 of 4noun
the action or a manner of pitchingespecially: an up-and-down movement
slope or degree of slope
the forward distance advanced by a propeller as it makes one revolution
the amount or level of something (as a feeling)
excitement reached a high pitch
highness or lowness of sound
a standard frequency for tuning instruments
the oboe sounded the pitch
a high-pressure sales talk
recommendation sense 1
made a pitch for tax cuts
the delivery of a baseball by a pitcher to a batter
1 needed help pitching a tent
2 when a wave hit the float, I lost my balance and pitched into the lake
3 the ship pitched in the choppy sea
4 pitched the baseball almost 50 feet
5 we decided to pitch that whole system and start over again
6 the cutting-edge ad agency was hired to pitch our products to a younger generation of consumers
7 the roof should be pitched steeply enough to prevent an excessive accumulation of snow
8 the daring pitch of the escaped prisoner into the swirling ocean waters at the base of the cliff
9 the steep pitch of the roof makes it too dangerous to walk on
10 On the first pitch, Bell lifted a 93 mph fastball over the center-field wall for a dramatic game-tying three-run home run.
11 Canning said one of the improvements he’s made recently has been focusing on simply winning the competition against the hitter, as opposed to thinking about what mechanics can produce the perfect pitch.
12 I'll pitch into Harry - I'll have him turn away.
我要狠狠的骂哈莱一顿 -- 我要把他赶出去.
13 The heavy rain had turned the pitch into a quagmire.
大雨滂沱,球场变成了泥沼.
14 When postseason winners pitch into trouble, they pitch out of it, too.
当季后赛赢家投球遇上麻烦, 他们无视眼前状况专心投球.
15 They pitched into the meal.
他们大吃了一顿。
16 They pitched into the work immediately.
他们立刻干了起来。
2 批评
critical pointed critically charge stick criticism swipe reproach grilling potshot raillery bag judge criticize slam slate rap rubbish belabour pick holes in be down on take a pop at talk trash find fault with pound away at slag off pull up run down jump on call out beat up on slap down comment crap commentary quibble knock rebuke decry chastise chide dish it out pour cold water on throw cold water on rap knuckles rap on the knuckles rap over the knuckles serve heat dig mud tilt flak stricture call target snipe pummel second-guess badmouth tell off sit in judgment a rap on the knuckles go on at get at beat up level at
6 攻击
offensive hatchet job attack shot assault aggression onslaught strike molest assail let have it go for set on go at set about set upon hit worry sic smite tilt at have a pop at have a pop take a pop at take a pop tear into have a go attempt offence get jump thrust claw bombard subvert pummel lay about carve up