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Detailed Translations for pitcher from English to French
pitch:
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the pitch
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the pitch (tar)
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the pitch (intonation; timbre; tone; tone colour; sound; note; timber)
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the pitch
– A measurement of the number of characters that fit in a horizontal inch. Pitch is generally used to measure monospaced fonts. 1
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to pitch (fling)
lancer; flanquer-
lancer verb (lance, lances, lançons, lancez, lancent, lançais, lançait, lancions, lanciez, lançaient, lançai, lanças, lança, lançâmes, lançâtes, lancèrent, lancerai, lanceras, lancera, lancerons, lancerez, lanceront)
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flanquer verb (flanque, flanques, flanquons, flanquez, flanquent, flanquais, flanquait, flanquions, flanquiez, flanquaient, flanquai, flanquas, flanqua, flanquâmes, flanquâtes, flanquèrent, flanquerai, flanqueras, flanquera, flanquerons, flanquerez, flanqueront)
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Conjugations for pitch:
present
- pitch
- pitch
- pitches
- pitch
- pitch
- pitch
simple past
- pitched
- pitched
- pitched
- pitched
- pitched
- pitched
present perfect
- have pitched
- have pitched
- has pitched
- have pitched
- have pitched
- have pitched
past continuous
- was pitching
- were pitching
- was pitching
- were pitching
- were pitching
- were pitching
future
- shall pitch
- will pitch
- will pitch
- shall pitch
- will pitch
- will pitch
continuous present
- am pitching
- are pitching
- is pitching
- are pitching
- are pitching
- are pitching
subjunctive
- be pitched
- be pitched
- be pitched
- be pitched
- be pitched
- be pitched
diverse
- pitch!
- let's pitch!
- pitched
- pitching
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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pitch
Cross Translation:
noun
pitch
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sticky, gummy substance secreted by trees
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dark, extremely viscous material made by distilling tar
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the act of pitching a baseball
- pitch → lancer
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the field on which cricket, soccer, rugby or field hockey is played
- pitch → terrain
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effort to sell or promote something
- pitch → laïus; argument; présentation
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distance between evenly spaced objects
- pitch → pas; écartement
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the angle at which an object sits
- pitch → inclinaison; angle; pente
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(aviation) A measure of the degree to which an aircraft's nose tilts up or down
- pitch → tangage
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(nautical) The measure of extent to which a nautical vessel rotates on its athwartships axis, causing its bow and stern to go up and down
- pitch → tangage
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the perceived frequency of a sound or note
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to throw
- pitch → lancer
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baseball: to throw the ball toward home plate
- pitch → lancer
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To produce a note of a given pitch.
- pitch → donner la note
noun
verb
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• pitch | → goudron | ↔ teer — een olieachtige vloeistof met een zeer hoge viscositeit |
• pitch | → poix | ↔ Pech — Rückstand bei der Teerherstellung |
pitcher:
Translation Matrix for pitcher:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
bidon | jar; pitcher | carafe; cistern; decanter; drip; dud; lemon; water reservoir; water tank; waterbottle |
broc à eau | pitcher; water jar | |
cruche | jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle | cannikin; dolt; duffer; ewer; flagon; jug; lout; tankard; water jug |
cruche à eau | pitcher; water jar | |
cruchon | jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle | |
jarre | jar; jug; pitcher; stone bottle | |
jeteur | pitcher; thrower | |
lanceur | pitcher; thrower | launcher; launching device |
- | ewer; hurler; mound; pitcherful; twirler |
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pitcher
noun
pitcher
French
Detailed Translations for pitcher from French to English
pitcher: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)
- piété: devotion; piety; godliness; devoutness; religiousness; orthodoxness
- cher: Dear; expensive; sweet; precious; devote; beloved; popular; loved; dear; private; favourite; affectionate; exclusive; select; preferential; cherished; selected; favorite; costly; pricy; cute; lovely; adorable; enchanting; amiable; lovable; valuable; nice; appealing; engaging; sympathetic; congenial; endearing; likable; winsome; very dear; familiar