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2 Resultados de traducción para pitch en español

noun | verb

pitch noun

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cabezada, cabeceo (de un barco o un avión); (grado de) inclinación, pendiente; tono (en musica); lanzamiento; grado, nivel, punto; pez, brea

Ejemplos de uso de
pitch noun

  • Her voice has a high pitch.
  • The salesman started making his pitch as soon as he saw us looking at the car.

Sinónimos de
pitch noun

pitch verb

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pitched, has pitched, is pitching, pitches
montar, armar (una tienda); cabecear (dícese de un barco o un avión), dar bandazos; lanzar, arrojar; dar el tono de (un discurso, un instrumento musical)

Ejemplos de uso de
pitch verb

  • They pitched their tent in a beautiful campground.

Sinónimos detallados para pitch verb

Ver: Plunge, Throw

Verbos frasales para pitch

Frases relacionadas para pitch

Traducción inversa para pitch

cabezada  - butt, blow with the head, nod 
cabeceo  (de un barco o un avión)
inclinación  (grado de)
pendiente  - slope, incline, earring 
tono  (en musica) - tone, shade (of colors), key (in music) 
lanzamiento  - throw, pitch (in baseball), launching, launch 
grado  - degree (in meteorology and mathematics), extent, level, degree, rank, year, class (in education) 
nivel  - level, height, level, standard 
punto  - dot, point, period (in punctuation), item, question, spot, place, moment, stage, degree, point (in a score), stitch 
pez  - pitch, tar, fish 
brea  - tar, pitch 
montar  - to mount, to set up, to establish, to assemble, to put together, to edit (a film), to stage, to put on (a show), to cock (a gun) 
armar  (una tienda) - to assemble, to put together, to create, to cause, to arm 
cabecear  (dícese de un barco o un avión) - to head (in soccer), to nod one's head, to lurch, to pitch 
lanzar  - to throw, to hurl, to pitch, to launch, to roll out 
arrojar  - to hurl, to cast, to throw, to give off, to spew out, to yield, to produce, to vomit 
dar el tono de  (un discurso, un instrumento musical)
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