pitching

• Adjektiv, das eine starke Neigung oder Schräge beschreibt; im wirtschaftlichen Kontext auch eine überzeugende Präsentation oder Verkaufsargumentation bezeichnend.

An adjective describing something that slopes or inclines steeply; also used in business contexts to describe a persuasive presentation.

1. Sloping or incliningB2formal

   Having a steep or gradual slope or incline.

   geneigt

   • The pitching roof was difficult to repair.
   • They walked along the pitching path up the hill.
   • The ground was pitching sharply toward the river.

   Synonymeangledcantedgradedinclinedincliningleaningobliqueslantingslopingtilted

   Antonymeflathorizontallevel

2. Throwing or tossingB1informalamerican

   Describing the action of throwing something, especially in sports or informal contexts.

   werfend

   • The pitching arm of the baseball player was incredibly strong.
   • He had a pitching motion that confused the batters.
   • The pitching coach taught him a new technique.

   Synonymecastinghurlingslinging

   Antonymecatchingholding

• Substantiv, das die Handlung oder den Prozess bezeichnet, eine Idee, ein Produkt oder ein Geschäftsangebot potenziellen Investoren, Kunden oder Partnern vorzustellen, oft in überzeugender Weise.

A noun referring to the act or process of presenting an idea, product, or business proposal to potential investors, clients, or partners, often in a persuasive manner.

unzählbar

1. Baseball actionB1formalamericansport

   The act of throwing the ball toward the batter in baseball or softball.

   Pitching

   • His pitching was outstanding in the championship game.
   • The team's pitching coach worked on improving their technique.
   • She has been practicing her pitching every day.

   Synonymehurling

2. Setting up a tentB1formal

   The act of setting up or erecting a tent or temporary structure.

   Zeltaufbau

   • The pitching of the tent took about twenty minutes.
   • We need to find a flat area for pitching the camp.
   • Pitching the marquee requires at least four people.

   Synonymeerectingraising

3. Sales presentationB2informalbusiness

   The act of presenting a business idea, product, or service to potential investors or clients.

   Pitch

   • The pitching of the new product went very well.
   • She is preparing for her pitching session with the investors.
   • His pitching style is very persuasive and confident.

   Synonymepitchpresentationproposalsales pitch

• Verb, das das Werfen oder Schleudern von etwas bezeichnet, das Aufschlagen oder Aufstellen eines Zeltes oder Lagers sowie das überzeugende Präsentieren einer Idee oder eines Produkts.

A verb used to indicate the act of throwing or tossing something, setting up a tent or camp, or presenting an idea or product persuasively.

1. A2formalsport

   To throw a ball to a batter in baseball or softball.

   Werfen eines Balls

   • The pitcher pitched a fastball down the middle.
   • He pitched for the Yankees for ten years.
   • She pitched the ball with incredible accuracy.

   Synonymechuckdeliverflingheavehurllobthrowtoss

2. B1formal

   To set up or erect something, such as a tent or a camp.

   Aufschlagen

   • We pitched our tent near the lake.
   • They pitched camp before sunset.
   • The crew pitched the stage for the concert.

   Synonymeerectput upraiseset up

   Antonymedemolishdismantlerazestriketake down

3. Promote or sellB2informalbusiness

   To try to persuade someone to buy something or accept an idea.

   Verkaufen

   • He pitched his business idea to the investors.
   • She pitched the new product to the marketing team.
   • They pitched a proposal for a joint venture.

   Synonymeadvertisehawkmarketpeddleplugpromotepushselltout

4. B2formal

   To fall or drop suddenly, especially in a downward direction.

   Stürzen

   • The plane pitched violently during the storm.
   • He pitched forward when the bus stopped suddenly.
   • The stock market pitched downward after the news.

   Synonymedescenddivedropfallnosediveplummetplungetumble

   Antonymeascendclimbliftraiserisesoar

Phrasal-Variantenpitch inpitch into