Pronunciation: /ˈpɪtʃɪŋ/
noun the act of throwing a baseball to a batter in a game of baseball
A1 He is learning the basics of pitching in baseball.
A2 She practiced her pitching skills at the softball game.
B1 The pitcher's pitching technique was flawless during the game.
B2 His fast pitching speed made it difficult for the batters to hit the ball.
C1 The team's success was largely due to the pitcher's exceptional pitching abilities.
C2 Her pitching strategy was so effective that she struck out the opposing team's best players.
verb the action of throwing a baseball to a batter in a game of baseball
A1 The baseball player is pitching the ball to the batter.
A2 She is pitching her idea for a new project to her boss.
B1 The startup is pitching their product to potential investors.
B2 The sales team is pitching a new marketing strategy to the board.
C1 The politician is pitching his policies to the public ahead of the election.
C2 The CEO is pitching the company's vision to industry leaders at a conference.
formal The pitcher was perfecting his pitching technique during practice.
informal I heard Sarah is pitching her idea to the investors next week.
slang I'm really pitching for a promotion at work this year.
figurative She was pitching in to help with the charity event.
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