pitched

英 [pɪtʃt]

美 [pɪtʃt]

adj.  倾斜的
v.  用力扔; 投; 抛; 将(球)投给击球员; 投球; 当投手; 触地; (使球)定点落地
pitch的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：pitched　过去式：pitched　

BNC.19202 / COCA.21540

牛津词典

adj.

• 倾斜的
  sloping; not flat

柯林斯词典

• See also:...a rather quaint lodge with a steeply-pitched roof.high-pitchedlow-pitched

英英释义

adj

• set at a slant
  1. a pitched rather than a flat roof
• (of sound) set to a certain pitch or key
  1. high-pitched

双语例句

• Everyone pitched in and the job was soon done.
  大家你帮我，我帮你，很快就把活儿干完了。
• The government has pitched High Street interest rates at a new level.
  政府已设定了新的商业利率水平。
• They pitched into him.
  他们猛烈攻击他。
• They pitched into each other for an hour.
  他们相互殴打了一小时。
• We have seen small tents pitched on pavements in car parks and on the median strips in Tabriz.
  我们看到小帐篷，在停车场和人行道投在大不里士的中位数条。
• I didn't ask for the chairmanship; I was pitched into it.
  我并没有要求当主席，我是被迫的。
• This song is pitched too high for me.
  这支歌的调子对我是太高了。
• Men and women, old and young, all pitched into the work.
  男女老少齐上阵。
• This song is pitched too low for her voice.
  对她的嗓子来说，这首歌的音定得太低了。
• He has pitched his ball into our house.
  他将球扔进了我们的房子。