Pronunciation

/ipɪtʃ/

Definitions

Noun

1. The act of throwing or projecting something, especially a ball, with force to a target or a specific location. For example: “He pitched the ball to the catcher.”
2. A proposal or suggestion, often for a business deal or project. For example: “She presented a compelling pitch for her new startup idea.”
3. A particular sound, tone, or register of a voice, especially when used to convey emotion or persuade. For example: “His deep pitch captivated the audience.”
4. A level or degree of acidity, especially of a liquid. For example: “The coffee was too strong, it had a high pitch.”

Verb

1. To throw (a ball) toward a target or recipient. For example: “The pitcher threw a fastball.”
2. To make a proposal or presentation, typically to try to sell or convince someone. For example: “The entrepreneur pitched her idea to the investors.”
3. To move (a vehicle) forward by pressing down on the accelerator. For example: “The driver smoothly pitched the car up the hill.”

Phrases

• “Pitch a tent” means to set up a tent.
• “Throw a pitch” is slang for making a verbal proposal or presentation.
• “High-pitched voice” describes a voice that is thin and high in tone.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The batter hit a home run off the pitcher’s high pitch.”
• Verb: “The CEO will be pitching her vision for the company’s future at the conference.”
• Pronounced Action: “He practiced his pitching technique before the game.”

Synonyms

• Threw
• Tossed
• Made a proposal
• Submitted a plan
• Proposed
• Made an offer