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21 pitch-fork
pitch-fork[´pitʃ¸fɔ:k] I. n 1. вила (за сено); 2. камертон; • it rains \pitch-forks ам. вали като из ведро; II. v 1. хвърлям с вила; 2. разг. назначавам на неподходяща длъжност ( into); поставям в неловко положение. -
22 pitch shot
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23 pitch-dark
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24 ■ pitch upon
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25 pitch pine
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26 pitch shot
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27 pitch into
pitch into [something] ( attack) attaquer [opponent, speaker]; attaquer [work, meal]; pitch [somebody] into propulser [quelqu'un] dans [situation] -
28 pitch shift
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > pitch shift
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29 pitch
pitch I v 1. OB, TE pechen, teeren; kleben; 2. TE aufstellen, errichten; vorsehen für (z. B. einen Standort); 3. STAT sich neigen [senken]; 4. VERK pflastern; schottern (Straße); 5. SB, WSB verblenden (Staumauer) pitch II 1. KONST Neigung f, Gefälle n (Dach); Neigungswinkel m (gegen Horizont); Steigung f; Gewindesteigung f; Steigungswinkel m; 2. KONST Dachstulpe f; 3. KONST Pfeilhöhe f; 4. BM Pech n; 5. DIS Tonhöhe f (Akustik)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > pitch
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30 pitch of roof
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > pitch of roof
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31 (*)PITCH A BITCH
(*)PITCH A BITCH (TO)жаловаться. Это от слова bitchy.Sales pitch — это то, что делают salesmen (продавцы) для привлечения клиента (как бы наживка для клиента, сладкий разговор продавца). Чаще всего, конечно, слышишь это приличное выражение.
American slang. English-Russian dictionary > (*)PITCH A BITCH
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32 pitch-and-putt
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > pitch-and-putt
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33 pitch-dark
(night) noir;∎ it was pitch-dark inside à l'intérieur, il faisait noir comme dans un four -
34 pitch dark
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35 pitch in
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36 pitch indicator aeron.
pitch indicator aeron. указатель продольного крена -
37 pitch into
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38 pitch-black
pitch-black [ˏpɪtʃˊblæk] aчёрный как смоль -
39 pitch-pine
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40 pitch-pipe
pitch-pipe [ˊpɪtʃpaɪp] nкамерто́нду́дка
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