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Detailed Translations for pitcher from English to German

pitch:

pitch [the ~] nomen

  1. the pitch
    die Tonhöhe; der Ton
  2. the pitch (intonation; tone; sound; )
    der Klang; der Laut; der Ton
  3. the pitch (tar)
    Pech; der Teer
  4. the pitch (intonation; timbre; tone; )
    die Klangfarbe; Timbre
  5. the pitch
    – A measurement of the number of characters that fit in a horizontal inch. Pitch is generally used to measure monospaced fonts. 1
    Dickte

to pitch verb (pitches, pitched, pitching)

  1. to pitch (fling)
    schmeißen; pfeffern; werfen
    • schmeißen verb (schmeiße, schmeißest, schmeißt, schmißt, schmissen, geschmissen)
    • pfeffern verb (pfeffere, pfefferst, pfeffert, pfefferte, pfeffertet, gepfeffert)
    • werfen verb (werfe, wirfst, wirft, warf, warft, geworfen)

Conjugations for pitch:

present
  1. pitch
  2. pitch
  3. pitches
  4. pitch
  5. pitch
  6. pitch
simple past
  1. pitched
  2. pitched
  3. pitched
  4. pitched
  5. pitched
  6. pitched
present perfect
  1. have pitched
  2. have pitched
  3. has pitched
  4. have pitched
  5. have pitched
  6. have pitched
past continuous
  1. was pitching
  2. were pitching
  3. was pitching
  4. were pitching
  5. were pitching
  6. were pitching
future
  1. shall pitch
  2. will pitch
  3. will pitch
  4. shall pitch
  5. will pitch
  6. will pitch
continuous present
  1. am pitching
  2. are pitching
  3. is pitching
  4. are pitching
  5. are pitching
  6. are pitching
subjunctive
  1. be pitched
  2. be pitched
  3. be pitched
  4. be pitched
  5. be pitched
  6. be pitched
diverse
  1. pitch!
  2. let's pitch!
  5. pitched
  6. pitching
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for pitch:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Klang intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone musical note; note; tone
Klangfarbe intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour timber; timbre; tone
Laut intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone
Pech pitch; tar accident; adversity; bad luck; calamity; destitution; disaster; evil; misery; misfortune; misère; reverse; squalor; tribulation; trouble
Teer pitch; tar
Timbre intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone; tone colour timber; timbre; tone
Ton intonation; note; pitch; sound; timber; timbre; tone audio; clay; foreword; introduction; introductory remarks; loam; mud; musical note; note; preamble; preface; prologue; tone
Tonhöhe pitch
- auction pitch; delivery; lurch; pitch shot; pitching; rake; sales pitch; sales talk; slant; tar
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pfeffern fling; pitch
schmeißen fling; pitch cast; chuck; chuck down; drop; drop off somewhere; fall; fling; fling down; flop; get through; heave; hurl; pass; throw; throw down; thunder; topple; tumble
werfen fling; pitch chuck; drop; drop off somewhere; fall; throw; topple; tumble
- cant; cant over; deliver; flip; gear; hawk; huckster; incline; lurch; monger; peddle; set up; shift; sky; slant; slope; tilt; toss; vend
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Dickte pitch

Related Words for "pitch":

  • pitching, pitches

Synonyms for "pitch":


Related Definitions for "pitch":

  1. the action or manner of throwing something2
    • his pitch fell short and his hat landed on the floor2
  2. (baseball) the act of throwing a baseball by a pitcher to a batter2
  3. abrupt up-and-down motion (as caused by a ship or other conveyance)2
  4. an all-fours game in which the first card led is a trump2
  5. a high approach shot in golf2
  6. the property of sound that varies with variation in the frequency of vibration2
  7. degree of deviation from a horizontal plane2
    • the roof had a steep pitch2
  8. promotion by means of an argument and demonstration2
  9. a vendor's position (especially on the sidewalk)2
    • he was employed to see that his paper's news pitches were not trespassed upon by rival vendors2
  10. any of various dark heavy viscid substances obtained as a residue2
  11. set the level or character of2
    • She pitched her speech to the teenagers in the audience2
  12. set to a certain pitch2
    • He pitched his voice very low2
  13. lead (a card) and establish the trump suit2
  14. hit (a golf ball) in a high arc with a backspin2
  15. throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball2
    • The pitcher delivered the ball2
  16. throw or toss with a light motion2
  17. erect and fasten2
    • pitch a tent2
  18. move abruptly2
  19. heel over2
  20. fall or plunge forward2
    • She pitched over the railing of the balcony2
  21. be at an angle2
  22. sell or offer for sale from place to place2
  23. A measurement of the number of characters that fit in a horizontal inch. Pitch is generally used to measure monospaced fonts.1

Wiktionary Translations for pitch:

pitch
noun
  1. sticky, gummy substance secreted by trees
  2. dark, extremely viscous material made by distilling tar
  3. the act of pitching a baseball
  4. effort to sell or promote something
  5. distance between evenly spaced objects
  6. the angle at which an object sits
  7. level or degree
  8. the perceived frequency of a sound or note
verb
  1. to throw
  2. baseball: to throw the ball toward home plate
  3. to play baseball in the position of pitcher
  4. to throw away; discard
  5. to assemble or erect (a tent)
pitch
noun
  1. Rückstand bei der Teerherstellung
verb
  1. taumeln, wanken, sich hin und her bewegen
  2. (transitiv) mit Teer bedecken
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• pitch → Teer ↔ teer — een olieachtige vloeistof met een zeer hoge viscositeit
• pitch → Stimmgabel ↔ diapason — (musique) étendue des sons qu’une voix ou un instrument peut parcourir, depuis le ton le plus bas jusqu’au plus haut.
• pitch → schleudern; werfen; speien; ausspeien; auswerfen; spucken ↔ jeter — lancer avec la main ou de quelque autre manière.
• pitch → Wurf ↔ lancer — Action de jeter.
• pitch → Pech ↔ poix — Matière résineuse gluante noire
• pitch → Übersicht; Zusammenfassung ↔ synopsis — Résumé d’un film
• pitch → Nicken ↔ tangage — Rotation autour de l’axe transversal

pitcher:

pitcher [the ~] nomen

  1. the pitcher (jug; jar; stone bottle)
    der Krug; die Krüge; die Wärmflasche; die Flasche
  2. the pitcher (water jar)
    die Wärmflasche; der Bettwärmer
  3. the pitcher (thrower)
    der Werfer
  4. the pitcher (jar)
    die Wärmflasche

Translation Matrix for pitcher:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Bettwärmer pitcher; water jar
Flasche jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle bottle; drip; dud; flask; good-for-nothing; lazybones; lemon; loiterer; slacker; slowcoach; slowpoke; sluggard; snail; wine-bottle; wretch; wretched fellow; yellowbelly
Krug jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle bar; café; coffee-shop; inn; pub; public house; refreshment bar; tavern
Krüge jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle
Werfer pitcher; thrower
Wärmflasche jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle; water jar
- ewer; hurler; mound; pitcherful; twirler

Related Words for "pitcher":


Synonyms for "pitcher":


Related Definitions for "pitcher":

  1. the position on a baseball team of the player who throws the ball for a batter to try to hit2
    • he has played every position except pitcher2
  2. an open vessel with a handle and a spout for pouring2
  3. (baseball) the person who does the pitching2
    • our pitcher has a sore arm2
  4. (botany) a leaf that that is modified in such a way as to resemble a pitcher or ewer2
  5. the quantity contained in a pitcher2

Wiktionary Translations for pitcher:

pitcher
noun
  1. the player who throws the ball to the batter
  2. A wide-mouthed, deep vessel for holding liquids
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• pitcher → Kanne; Krug ↔ cruche — récipient à anse
• pitcher → Krug ↔ pichet — Pot à anse, dont on se sert pour mettre diverses boissons.







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