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101 pitch-colored horse
s.caballo peceño, caballo color pez. -
102 pitch-coloured
adj.peceño. -
103 pitch-coloured horse
s.caballo peceño, caballo color pez. -
104 pitch-dark
adj.totalmente oscuro, negro, obscuro como boca de lobo, oscuro como boca de lobo. -
105 pitch-like
adj.abetunado, píceo. -
106 pitch of a roof
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107 fever pitch
to be at fever pitch — estar* al rojo vivo
to rise to o reach fever pitch — llegar* al paroxismo
* * *to be at fever pitch — estar* al rojo vivo
to rise to o reach fever pitch — llegar* al paroxismo
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108 at fever pitch
(at a level of great excitement: The crowd's excitement was at fever pitch as they waited for the filmstar to appear.) al rojo vivoal rojo vivo -
109 football pitch
football pitch n campo de fútbol -
110 thread pitch
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111 coat of pitch
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112 coat with pitch
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113 have a good sales pitch
have a good sales pitch*expr.• tener buena labia para vender expr. -
114 mark made with pitch
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115 mark with pitch
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116 as black as pitch/coal/night
as black as pitch/coal/nightnegro,-a como el carbón -
117 at concert pitch
(prepared, ready) completamente preparado,-a -
118 sales pitch/talk
sales pitch/talkcharlatanería (de un,-a vendedor,-ra) -
119 to be at fever pitch
estar al rojo vivo -
120 to pitch camp
acampar
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