B2verbsportwork
US/pɪtʃ/
UK/pɪtʃ/
to throw a ball; to put up a tent; or to try to sell an idea or product to someone
In context
We pitched our tent near the lake and watched the sunset over the hills.
The start-up pitched its app to three investors and got funding from one.
In the final game, he pitched so fast that nobody could hit the ball.
Words that go with pitch
verb + noun
- pitch a tentIt's hard to pitch a tent in strong wind.
- pitch an ideaShe pitched an idea for a cooking show to the TV channel.
- pitch the ballHe pitched the ball high and wide.
verb + adverb
- pitch inEveryone pitched in to clean up after the party.
verb + preposition
- pitch toThey will pitch to investors in Singapore next week.
- pitch forThree agencies are pitching for the advertising contract.