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pitching

UK
/ˈpɪtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈpɪtʃɪŋ/

Translations

pitchingnoun
pitchings
pl
le tangageSens maritime ou aéronautique.
The pitching of the boat made it difficult for the passengers to walk steadily on deck.
Le tangage du bateau rendait difficile aux passagers de marcher d’un pas sûr sur le pont.
le lancerSens base-ball.
His pitching was exceptional, striking out ten batters in the game.
Son lancer était exceptionnel, éliminant dix batteurs pendant le match.
la présentationSens commercial ou professionnel.
The team's pitching was persuasive, securing the funding they needed for their startup.
La présentation de l’équipe était convaincante et leur a permis d’obtenir le financement nécessaire pour leur start-up.
Synonyms
flinging
throwing
tossing
hurling
casting
pitchingadjective
Attributive use, chiefly in baseball and similar contexts (e.g., "pitching coach").
de lancerSens base-ball ; emploi attributif.
The club hired a new pitching coach in the off-season.
Le club a engagé un nouvel entraîneur de lancer pendant l’intersaison.
Synonyms
tilting
inclined
leaning
listing
heeling
rocking
lurching
careening
swaying
reeling
tilted
oscillating
pitchinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpɪtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈpɪtʃɪŋ/
Used to describe something that is moving with an up-and-down pitch, especially ships and aircraft.
qui tanguePour un navire ou un avion en mouvement de tangage.
The pitching aircraft unsettled several passengers.
L’avion qui tangue a dérangé plusieurs passagers.
Synonyms
marketing
setting up
peddling
promoting
flinging
hurling
throwing
heeling
inclining
listing
slanting
leaning
tipping
tilting
pitchverb

pitching

Gerund

pitched
Past Simple
pitched
Past Participle
pitching
Gerund
UK
/pɪtʃ/
US
/pɪtʃ/
réglerPour la hauteur d'une voix ou d'un son.
The singer pitched her voice perfectly to match the melody.
La chanteuse a parfaitement réglé sa voix pour s'accorder à la mélodie.
He pitched the ball towards the catcher with great speed.
Il a lancé la balle vers le receveur à grande vitesse.
basculerPour un mouvement brusque vers l'avant ou vers le bas.
The ship pitched violently in the stormy sea.
Le navire a basculé violemment dans la mer agitée.
inclinerPour donner un angle ou une pente.
The roof is pitched at forty-five degrees to allow snow to slide off.
Le toit est incliné à quarante-cinq degrés pour permettre à la neige de glisser.
monterPour une tente ou un camp.
They pitched their tent near the river for the night.
Ils ont monté leur tente près de la rivière pour la nuit.
présenterDans un contexte commercial ou de persuasion.
She pitched her new marketing strategy to the board of directors.
Elle a présenté sa nouvelle stratégie marketing au conseil d'administration.
Synonyms
project
send
launch
toss
fling
hurl
cast
throw
propel

Definitions

pitchingnoun
The act of throwing a baseball towards home plate to start a play.
His pitching was exceptional, striking out ten batters in the game.
The presentation or proposal of an idea, product, or service to a potential client or investor.
The team's pitching was persuasive, securing the funding they needed for their startup.
The motion or action of a ship or aircraft moving up and down along its longitudinal axis.
The pitching of the boat made it difficult for the passengers to walk steadily on deck.
pitchingadjective
Relating to or intended for the act of throwing a baseball (or similar object) toward a batter.
The club hired a new pitching coach in the off-season.
pitchinggerund / present participle
Moving up and down around a horizontal (longitudinal) axis; characterized by pitch motion.
The pitching aircraft unsettled several passengers.
pitchverb
To throw or fling something, especially with a particular aim or direction.
He pitched the ball towards the catcher with great speed.
To set up or establish something, such as a tent or camp.
They pitched their tent near the river for the night.
To present or promote an idea, product, or proposal to someone.
She pitched her new marketing strategy to the board of directors.
To fall or plunge forward or headlong.
The ship pitched violently in the stormy sea.
To adjust the level or tone of a sound, especially in music.
The singer pitched her voice perfectly to match the melody.
To set or incline at a particular angle or slope.
The roof is pitched at forty-five degrees to allow snow to slide off.
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