pitch
પિચ
definition
verb
He threw the ball back to her and she gave the batter a whole two seconds before pitching the same ball.
throw (the ball) for the batter to try to hit.
he crumpled the page up and pitched it into the fireplace
throw or fling roughly or casually.
noun
a car engine seems to change pitch downward as the vehicle passes you
the quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it; the degree of highness or lowness of a tone.
Keeping a steep roof pitch and adding dormers to the new second story are good options.
the steepness of a slope, especially of a roof.
translation of 'pitch'
ડામર ચોપડવો કે લગાડવો,
ડામર કોલટાર
example
It has grown to such a level and such a 'pitch' that I'm sure it's a cause of many people's disquiet.
at full 'pitch'
This makes blade 'pitch' adjustments easier by eliminating the need for special tools.
both batsmen were stranded in the middle of the 'pitch'
And when Ronaldo drove home, not once, but twice, the excitement reached a feverish 'pitch' .
It's the up-and-down motion of the airplane as it changes 'pitch' due to disturbances that have the greatest effect on people.
His 'pitch' has been to the point and straight to the heart.
He was due to 'pitch' the first ball of a crunch baseball match in New York between the Yankees and the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Why not just take a light tarp for a ground sheet and 'pitch' it as a roof if it does rain?
Until near the end of his life, Jefferson seems to have been satisfied with wood shingles as the traditional covering for roofs of a regular 'pitch' .
all too often you 'pitch' the ball short
The surface of the floodlit, full size, all-weather 'pitch' , will be u2018field turfu2019, which is used on training pitches at Leeds United.
A typical ridge assembly will consist of an aluminium extrusion, shaped to receive the glazing bars and polycarbonate sheeting that forms the dual 'pitch' roof.
But it's the condition of the two main facilities, the sports hall and artificial 'pitch' , that is of most concern.
the media furore reached such a 'pitch' that the company withdrew the product
Single storey houses with roofs that usually face the front and back of the home will likely need a low 'pitch' roof on the sunroom to continue the flow.
to make a 'pitch' for sth
The keys are manufactured with 4 accurately positioned perforations corresponding to the 'pitch' of the cogwheel.
The production of tar and 'pitch' as well as potash and saltpeter is included in the category of proto-industry.
Now, in comes Tristan singing in a high, out of tune, girly 'pitch' .
the guitars were strung and tuned to 'pitch'
He took position on her right side to support should the ship suddenly 'pitch' or roll with the waves.
The words of the sentence are overlaid with the rises and falls in 'pitch' .
They change 'pitch' , alter tempo, or otherwise reshape and transform themselves to correspond to the surrounding sounds.
Schoolchildren blocked two bridges in the centre of York today as protests reached a new 'pitch' .
During speech, singing, or playing a wind instrument, the size of the aperture is narrowed and varied, to produce sounds of different 'pitch' .
All his exports for which we still have record were cloth; he imported herring and dried fish, ashes, iron, lumber, oil, 'pitch' and tar.
The drainage system has proved to be very successful and kept the 'pitch' playable throughout the winter period.
all-weather 'pitch'
Similarly, in adverse weather, the vessel may 'pitch' and roll.
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