pitched

pitched [pɪtʃt]  [pɪtʃt] 

原级:pitch

911查询·英语单词

第三人称单数:pitches

第三人称复数:pitches

现在分词:pitching

pitched 基本解释
有坡度的;投( pitch的过去式和过去分词 );用沥青涂;排列;把…定于特定角度;
pitched 单语例句

1. Though producers have not yet agreed to Blake's request, the actress has reportedly pitched a number of possible exit storylines to them.

2. 911查询·英语单词

2. That quake pitched an 1892 clock tower building onto the street and crushed a row of parked cars.

3. " We hit the ball very good and Cliff pitched a hell of a game, " Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said.

4. In the random killing in Seoul on Monday morning that left six people dead, we are seeing the ghastly result of a defective personality pitched against social adversity.

5. Police in Jiangxi province will be on red alert when the streets are pitched into darkness by the total solar eclipse on Wednesday.

6. Clinton and Obama pitched improved health care and economic opportunity as they courted Guam voters from across the international date line.

7. He said his troops were involved in pitched battles day and night with groups of about 20 or 30 Jews - both men and women.

8. The frontal attack on the entrenched political class could provoke a pitched battle with the same congress he needs to support his other reforms.

9. The recent shutdown of hundreds of BT websites has pitched the faction that deems it " illegal " against the " reasonable " camp.

10. China's steel sector remains fever pitched despite persistent government calls to cool overheating investment, says an industry organization.

pitched 英英释义

adj

1. set at a slant

    e.g. a pitched rather than a flat roof

2. (of sound) set to a certain pitch or key
    usually used as a combining form

    e.g. high-pitched