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pitch into

/pɪtʃ ˈɪn.tuː/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant se lancer énergiquement dans une activité, attaquer verbalement ou physiquement, ou s'engager avec vigueur dans quelque chose.

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/pɪtʃ ˈɪn.tuː/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant se lancer énergiquement dans une activité, attaquer verbalement ou physiquement, ou s'engager avec vigueur dans quelque chose.

A phrasal verb used to indicate starting something energetically, attacking verbally or physically, or throwing oneself into an activity.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Attack verbally or physicallyinformal

    To start attacking someone or something with force, either physically or with words.

    frattaquer verbalement ou physiquement

    • He pitched into the thief without hesitation.
    • The critics pitched into the movie for its poor plot.
    • She pitched into her opponent during the debate.

    Synonymesassailattackbelaborberateblastcastigatejump onlace intolambastelay intoscoldset uponstriketear intoupbraid

    Antonymescommenddefendpraiseprotectsupport

  2. Start doing something energeticallyinformal

    To begin a task or activity with enthusiasm and effort.

    frSe mettre à faire quelque chose avec énergie

    • They pitched into the cleaning and finished in an hour.
    • She pitched into her homework right after dinner.
    • The team pitched into the project with great energy.

    Synonymesbuckle downdig inget crackingknuckle downset-totackle

    Antonymesdawdledelayidleloafprocrastinate

Formes
  • pitched into past participle
  • pitched into past simple
  • pitching into present participle
  • pitches into third person singular

Verbe de basepitch

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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