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1 pitch
n. висина (на звук и сл.) ниво, степен, сила; absolute pitch - апсолутен слухv. подигнува, распнува (шатор, логор); смола; компј. пич. Единица мерка за непропорционални фонтови изразена преку број на знаци отпечатени на еден инч.; замавнува; фрла; фрла; поставува -
2 pitch blackness
n. pitch darkness -
3 pitch in
phr.v. inf. 1. учествува, помага (with sth со нешто): They all pitched in to help him Сите дадоа по нешто за да му помогнат2. (исто и pitch into) се вмешува во, зема учество во (работа/тепачка/расправија): Two players started to fight and the others pitched in Двајца играчи почнаа да се тепаат, a потоа и другите се вмешаа -
4 pitch-dark
adj. темен (ноќ): It's pitch-dark outside Надвор е темна темница -
5 pitch darkness
n. темна темница -
6 pitch into
phr.v. напаѓа, се нафрла на/врз (некого/работа/јадење): The boss pitched into me Шефот мене ми се нафрли; They all pitched into the meal Сите се нафрлија на јадењето -
7 pitch pine
n. hot. смолест бор (Pinus palustris) -
8 pitch pipe
n. mus. свирка за штимање -
9 pitch-and-putt
n. brit. минијатурен голф -
10 pitch-and-toss
n. фанта -
11 pitch; throw
фрла; замавнува; исфрла -
12 dot pitch
компј. растојание меѓу точки. Кај видеодисплеј или принтер каде исписот се формира со точки, растојанието од центарот на една точка до центарот на друга точка. На пример, ако принтерот печати со резолуција од 600 точки на инч, тоа значи дека растојанието меѓу точките е 1/600 дел од инч. dot; point; spot точка; дамка; место -
13 fixed pitch
компј. види monospace -
14 mineral pitch
n. асфалт -
15 sales pitch
n. econ. sales talk -
16 track pitch
компј. растојание меѓу патеки. Растојанието меѓу соседните патеки на површината за запишување на податоци кај некои уреди, на пример, кај тврдите дискови и флопи дискета. Види track. -
17 at concert pitch
комплетна мобилност -
18 at call
спремен* * *спремен at close quarters одблиску; во непосреден допир at concert pitch комплетна мобилност at daggers drawn на нож е (со) -
19 weather
adj. an all-weather pitch/court (покриено) тениско/фудбалско игралиште за секакви услови
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