Definition of «pitch»

The term pitch can have several meanings depending on its context.

1) In a general sense, it refers to an idea or proposal presented for consideration. For example, someone might say “I made my pitch” when they’ve explained their concept or suggestion to another person.

2) It is also used in the field of music to describe a particular note or tone. A musical pitch can be high or low and it refers to how high or low the sound is produced by an instrument or vocalist.

3) In sports, particularly baseball, "pitch" means throwing a ball with maximum force towards home plate in order to get a batter out. The term also applies to the act of pitching itself - delivering the ball to the catcher.

Usage examples

I practiced my pitch for the sales meeting.
The entrepreneur delivered a captivating pitch to the investors.
The baseball pitcher threw a fast pitch.
The singer's pitch was perfect in the high notes.
The advertisement had a catchy pitch that attracted customers.
The delivery driver had to adjust the pitch of his voice to be heard over the traffic noise.
The new employee gave a pitch to their team members about a new project idea.
The politician delivered a persuasive pitch during a campaign speech.
The salesperson used different sales pitches to convince potential customers.

Phrases with «pitch»

Sentences with «pitch»

«I definitely have room to progress, and I expect that I can get my velocity up by focusing on pitching in college,» he said. (sportstarsmag.com)
If you are in the process of pitching for resources and budget, there's a lot of great information on this subject in our content blueprint that can assist you. (blog.hubspot.com)
Pay off your balance each month and beware of sales pitches for products you don't need. (boomerandecho.com)
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Definition of «pitch»

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Phrases with «pitch»

Sentences with «pitch»

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