释义 |
pitch/pɪtʃ/ vt- 1. (尤指瞄准后)投,掷,扔,抛
- • The boy is pitching stones into the lake. 男孩正往湖里扔石头。
- 2. 【棒】 把(球)投给击球手
- 3. 【高尔夫】 把(球)击成下旋高球
- 4. 【板】 把(球)击地
- 5. 使(某人或某物)重重倒下
- • The big boxes were pitched out of the lorry when the rope broke. 绳索断了,大箱子都被从卡车上甩了下来。
- 6. 把…定在某水平(或形式、风格、标准等)
- • Pitch your lecture at middle-school students' level. 把你的讲座定在中学生能听懂的水平。
- • pitch one's hope too high 希望定得过高
- 7. 【音】 为…定音高;为…定调
- • The song is pitched too low for his voice. 这首歌定的音调对他来说太低了。
- 8. 主美非正式 竭力推销
- 9. 扎(营);搭(帐篷)
vi- 1. 【棒】 把球投给击球手
- 2. 【板】高尔夫 (球)落地,击地
- 3. (某人或某物)重重倒下
- • I pitched forward when the bus stopped suddenly. 车突然停下时我重重地向前倒下。
- 4. (飞机或船)颠簸
- • The ship pitched violently in the storm. 暴风雨中船颠簸得厉害。
- 5. 主美非正式 竭力推销
- 6. 向下倾斜
- • The roof of the house pitches gently. 这所房子的屋顶是个缓坡。
pitch in 非正式1. 努力干 • We all pitched in and soon finished the work. 我们都很努力地干,工作很快就完成了。 2. 帮助,援助 • I wouldn't have finished the work if he hadn't pitched in. 没有他的帮助我就完不成工作。 3. 大吃起来 • He pitched in as soon as the dishes were served. 菜一上来他就大吃起来。 pitch into 口 猛烈攻击;大骂 • The politicians pitched into each other in the newspapers. 政客们在报纸上猛烈地攻击对方。 pitch up 英口 到,来 • I don't know who will pitch up for the party tonight. 我不知道今晚谁会来参加晚会。 |