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[pit∫]
o nhựa
Một chất rắn màu nâu xẫm hoặc chất lỏng rất quánh gồm những hiđrocacbon. Nhựa sinh ra do quá trình chưng cất vật chất hữu cơ như than hoặc hắc ín từ gỗ.
o khoảng cách
Khoảng cách giữa hai con lăn liền kề trong chuỗi con lăn.
o độ lắc dọc
Mức chuyển động lên xuống của mũi và đuôi tàu thủy.
o bước răng
Khoảng trống giữa các răng của một dãy răng trên mũi khoan chóp xoay.
o hắc ín, nhựa
o sự lệch, sự chúc
§ asphalt tar pitch : nhựa guđron atphan
§ bituminous pitch : nhựa bitum, nhựa atphan
§ briquetting pitch : nhựa đóng bánh
§ chain pitch : bước xích
§ circular pitch : bước răng tròn
§ coal tar pitch : nhựa than đá
§ earth pitch : nhựa khoáng
§ glance pitch : nhựa ánh
§ hard pitch : nhựa cứng
§ jew’s pitch : nhựa Do Thái
§ lake pitch : atphan hồ
§ medium pitch : nhựa mềm vừa
§ mineral pitch : atphan, bitum cứng, nhựa khoáng
§ petroleum pitch : nhựa dầu mỏ, nhựa khoáng
§ straight-run pitch : bitum cất trực tiếp
§ tar pitch : atphan, nhựa than đá
§ trinidad pitch : atphan Trinidad
§ wood pitch : nhựa từ gỗ
§ piston of thread : bước ren
§ pitch lake : hố nhựa
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pitch noun
1 sports field
ADJ. all-weather, grass, non-turf, synthetic | waterlogged | cricket, hockey, football, rugby
VERB + PITCH invade, run onto The pitch was invaded by angry fans.
PITCH + NOUN invasion Police could do nothing to stop the pitch invasion.
PREP. off the ~ The players have just come off the pitch. Negotiations about his transfer are continuing off the pitch. | on a/the ~ He was the best player on the pitch today.
2 strength of feeling
ADJ. fever, high Excitement rose to fever pitch the day before the procession.
VERB + PITCH reach, rise to
PREP. ~ of to reach a high pitch of excitement
3 of a musical note
ADJ. high, low | correct The instrument is not tuned to the correct pitch.
VERB + PITCH fall in, rise in Her voice fell slightly in pitch as she grew older.
PHRASES have absolute/perfect pitch (= to be able to recognize or produce any given note)
n.
he was employed to see that his paper's news pitches were not trespassed upon by rival vendors
the roof had a steep pitch
the pitching and tossing was quite exciting
his pitch fell short and his hat landed on the floor
v.
flip me the beachball
toss me newspaper
The ship suddenly lurched to the left
She pitched over the railing of the balcony
He pitched his voice very low
The terrain sloped down
The tower is tilting
The ceiling is slanting
pitch a tent
The pitcher delivered the ball
She pitched her speech to the teenagers in the audience