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Definition
Synonym
Pech {n}
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Pech
pitch
Pech
hard lines
Pech
bad luck
Pech
n
pitch
Pech haben
to be unlucky
das ist Pech
that's bad luck
das ist Pech
that is bad luck
Unglück, Pech
misfortune
Das ist Pech.
That's bad luck.
Pech
n
chem.
pitch
Pech!; Pech gehabt!
Hard lines!
Er hat Pech gehabt.
He got a bad break.
Glück im Spiel Pech in der Liebe.
Sprw.
Lucky at cards unlucky in love.
prov.
Glück im Spiel, Pech in der Liebe.
Sprw.
Lucky at cards, unlucky in love.
prov.
Doppelunglück
n
; doppeltes Pech; zweiseitiges Problem
double whammy
Doppelunglück
n
, doppeltes Pech, zweiseitiges Problem
double whammy
ausgesprochen
adj
(negativ)
Das ist ausgesprochenes Pech!
extreme
That really is bad luck!
Unglück
n
; Pech
n
sich am Unglück anderer laben; schadenfroh sein
misfortune
to delight in sb.'s misfortune
zerbrechen
v
zerbrechend
zerbrochen
So ein Pech, ich habe den Spiegel zerbrochen.
to break to pieces; to busticate
Am.
breaking to pieces
broken to pieces
Too bad! I broke the mirror.
zerbrechen
v
zerbrechend
zerbrochen
So ein Pech ich habe den Spiegel zerbrochen.
to break to pieces; to busticate
Am.
breaking to pieces
broken to pieces
Too bad! I broke the mirror.
zu jds. Pech; unglücklicherweise
adv
unglücklich verlieren
sport
Zu ihrem Pech regnete es an diesem Tag.
unluckily (for sb.)
to lose unluckily
Unluckily for her, it rained that day.
von etw. verfolgt sein
übtr.
ein Sportler der die ganze Saison vom Pech Verletzungspech verfolgt ist
übtr.
to be dogged by sth.
fig.
an athlete who has been dogged by bad luck injury all season
fig.
von etw. verfolgt sein
v
übtr.
ein Sportler, der die ganze Saison vom Pech Verletzungspech verfolgt ist
übtr.
to be dogged by sth.
fig.
an athlete who has been dogged by bad luck injury all season
fig.
Pech
n
, Unglück
n
Pech haben (mit, bei), Unglück haben
vom Pech verfolgt, vom Unglück verfolgt
So ein Pech!
Pech gehabt!
bad luck, bad break, tough luck
coll.
to be unlucky (with), to have tough luck (in)
ill-starred
Too bad!
Tough luck!
Pech
n
; Unglück
n
Pech haben (mit; bei); Unglück haben
vom Pech verfolgt; vom Unglück verfolgt
übel dran sein
So ein Pech!
Pech gehabt!; Dumm gelaufen!
Er hat Pech gehabt.
bad luck; bad break; tough luck; hard luck
coll.
to be unlucky (with); to have tough luck (in)
ill-starred
to be in hard luck
Too bad!; Bad luck!
Tough luck!; Hard luck!; Hard lines!; Hard cheese!
Br.
; Tough cookies!
Am.
He got a bad break.
jdn. etw. verhexen
v
verhexend
verhext
verhext
verhexte
Er ist vom Pech verfolgt.
Ich habe es vorher niemandem gesagt denn ich wollte es nicht verschreien nichts verschreien.
to jinx sb. sth.; to put a jinx on sb. sth.
jinxing
jinxed
jinxes
jinxed
He seems jinxed.
I didn't tell anyone beforehand as I didn't want to jinx it anything.
jdn. etw. verhexen
v
verhexend
verhext
verhext
verhexte
Er ist vom Pech verfolgt.
Ich habe es vorher niemandem gesagt, denn ich wollte es nicht verschreien nichts verschreien.
to jinx sb. sth.; to put a jinx on sb. sth.
jinxing
jinxed
jinxes
jinxed
He seems jinxed.
I didn't tell anyone beforehand, as I didn't want to jinx it anything.
Pech
n
; Unglück
n
vom Pech verfolgt; vom Unglück verfolgt
übel dran sein
So ein Pech!
Pech gehabt!; Künstlerpech!; Dumm gelaufen!
ugs.
Wir hatten das Pech, in einen heftigen Sturm zu geraten.
bad luck; bad break; misfortune; infelicity
archaic
ill-starred
to be in hard luck
Too bad!; Bad luck!
Hard luck!
Br.
; Tough luck!
Br.
; Hard lines!
Br.
; Jolly hard cheese!
Br.
; Tough cookies!
Am.
We had the misfortune to run into a violent storm.
Person Sache
f
, die Unglück bringt; unglücksbringender Bann
m
Der Mensch bringt Unglück.
Mit dem Computer ist es wie verhext.
Er hatte das Gefühl, dass er den Bann gebrochen hatte.
Diese Familie scheint vom Pech verfolgt zu sein.
jinx
That guy is a jinx.
There's a jinx on this computer.
He felt like he'd finally broken the jinx.
There seems to be a jinx on that family.
Person Sache
f
die Unglück bringt; unglücksbringender Bann
m
Der Mensch bringt Unglück.
Mit dem Computer ist es wie verhext.
Er hatte das Gefühl dass er den Bann gebrochen hatte.
Diese Familie scheint vom Pech verfolgt zu sein.
jinx
That guy is a jinx.
There's a jinx on this computer.
He felt like he'd finally broken the jinx.
There seems to be a jinx on that family.
Pech gehabt haben
v
Sollte das Wetter schlecht sein, haben wir Pech gehabt.
Für die, die's nicht geschafft haben, ist es Pech.
Wenn's ihm nicht gefällt, dann hat er halt Pech gehabt!
„Nur eine Minute weniger und wir hätten den Rekord eingestellt.“ „Da habt ihr aber wirklich Pech gehabt!“.
to be hard luck tough luck on sb.
Br.
; to be hard lines hard cheese on sb.
Br.
If the weather should be bad, then hard luck.
It's hard lines on those who have not made it.
If he doesn't like it then tough luck!
'Just one minute less and we'd have beaten the record.' 'Oh, hard luck!'
dummerweise; blöderweise
ugs.
; leider
adv
(als Satzanhängsel oder Einschub gebraucht)
Dummerweise hatte ich meine Kamera nicht mit.
Blöderweise kann ich zum Sommerfest nicht kommen.; Zum Sommerfest kann ich leider nicht kommen.
Sie ist nicht meine Freundin, leider!
Sein Gegner war zu seinem Pech der amtierende Weltmeister.
Blöd gelaufen!
worse luck
Br.
coll.
(used as a sentence tag or a parenthesis)
I didn't have my camera, worse luck.
I shall have to miss the summer party, worse luck.
She isn't my girlfriend, worse luck!
His opponent was, worse luck for him, the current world champion.
Worse luck for me you him her them!
Freund
m
; Freundin
f
; (gute) Bekannte
m f
; (guter) Bekannter
Freunde
pl
; Freundinnen
pl
; Bekannten
pl
; Bekannte
dicke Freunde
ugs.
; gute Freunde
falscher Freund
Er ist ein guter Freund.
dicke Freunde sein
ugs.
; sehr gute Freunde sein; wie Pech und Schwefel zusammenhalten
ugs.
Wir bleiben für alle Zeiten beste Freunde.
Mit einem Freund entschuldigt sich Gott für die Verwandten.
friend
friends
close friends
false friend
He is a close friend.
to be as thick as thieves
fig.
Best friends forever! BFF
A friend is God's apology for your relatives. (Shaw)
Freund
m
; Freundin
f
; (gute) Bekannte
m,f
; (guter) Bekannter
Freunde
pl
; Freundinnen
pl
; Bekannten
pl
; Bekannte
jds. beste Freunde; engste Freunde
mein bester Freund; meine beste Freundin
dicke Freunde
ugs.
; gute Freunde
falscher Freund
Er ist ein guter Freund.
Sie ist meine beste Freundin.
dicke Freunde sein
ugs.
; sehr gute Freunde sein; wie Pech und Schwefel zusammenhalten
ugs.
Mit einem Freund entschuldigt sich Gott für die Verwandten.
friend
friends
sb.'s best friends; sb.'s bezzies bessies
Br.
coll.
BF
my best friend
close friends
false friend
He is a close friend.
She's my BF.
slang
to be as thick as thieves
fig.
A friend is God's apology for your relatives. (Shaw)
Platz
m
; Ort
m
; Stelle
f
Plätze
pl
; Orte
pl
; Stellen
pl
an einem Platz Ort
an einer Stelle
ein toller großartiger Platz Ort
von einem Ort zum anderen; von Ort zu Ort
Plätze im Reisebus
Stelle in einem Text; Textstelle
f
die Orte, die wir in Israel besucht haben
die Stelle, wo es passiert ist
alles (wieder) an seinen Platz zurücklegen
an jds. Stelle treten
an deiner Stelle (wenn ich du wäre)
übtr.
Er nimmt innerhalb der Familie einen besonderen Platz ein.
an einem Ort geschäftsansässig sein
Wir kommen nicht von der Stelle.
Das ein guter Platz für ein Picknick.
Ich kann nicht an zwei Orten gleichzeitig sein.
Wertgegenstände sollten an einem sicheren Ort aufbewahrt werden.
Beim Erfolg geht es manchmal darum, zur richtigen Zeit am richtigen Ort zu sein.
Er hatte Pech, er war zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort.
Der Knochen ist an zwei Stellen gebrochen.
Schau an einer anderen Stelle im Wörterbuch.
Der Stadtplan ist an einigen Stellen eingerissen.
place
places
at in a place
in a place
a great place
from place to place
places available on the coach
place in a the text
the places we visited in Israel
the place where it happened
to put everything back in its proper place
to take sb.'s place
in your place; in your shoes; in your position
He holds has a special place within the family.
to have your business address in a place
We're not getting any place.
This is a good place for a picnic to have a picnic.
I can't be in two places at once.
Valuables should be kept in a safe place.
Success is sometimes just a matter of being at in the right place at the right time.
He was unlucky, he was at in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The bone broke in two places.
Look in another place in the dictionary.
The city map is torn in places in some places.
Platz
m
; Ort
m
; Stelle
f
Plätze
pl
; Orte
pl
; Stellen
pl
an einem Platz Ort
an einer Stelle
ein toller großartiger Platz Ort
von einem Ort zum anderen; von Ort zu Ort
Plätze im Reisebus
die Orte die wir in Israel besucht haben
die Stelle wo es passiert ist
jdm. einen Platz reservieren
alles (wieder) an seinen Platz zurücklegen
an jds. Stelle treten
nicht am (rechten) Platz
an deiner Stelle (wenn ich du wäre)
übtr.
Er nimmt innerhalb der Familie einen besonderen Platz ein.
an einem Ort geschäftsansässig sein
Wir kommen nicht von der Stelle.
Das ein guter Platz für ein Picknick.
Ich kann nicht an zwei Orten gleichzeitig sein.
Wertgegenstände sollten an einem sicheren Ort aufbewahrt werden.
Beim Erfolg geht es manchmal darum zur richtigen Zeit am richtigen Ort zu sein.
Er hatte Pech er war zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort.
Der Knochen ist an zwei Stellen gebrochen.
Schau an einer anderen Stelle im Wörterbuch.
Der Stadtplan ist an einigen Stellen eingerissen.
place
places
at in a place
in a place
a great place
from place to place
places available on the coach
the places we visited in Israel
the place where it happened
to save sb. a place
to put everything back in its proper place
to take sb.'s place
out of place
in your place; in your shoes; in your position
He holds has a special place within the family.
to have your business address in a place
We're not getting any place.
This is a good place for a picnic to have a picnic.
I can't be in two places at once.
Valuables should be kept in a safe place.
Success is sometimes just a matter of being at in the right place at the right time.
He was unlucky he was at in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The bone broke in two places.
Look in another place in the dictionary.
The city map is torn in places in some places.
Deutsche
Pech {n} Synonyme
pech
Harz
ÂKlebstoff
ÂPech
Misere
ÂPech
ÂUnglück
glücklos
Âunglücklich
Âunglückselig
Âvom
Pech
verfolgt
Âvom
Unglück
verfolgt
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pitch Synonyme
pitch
AF
French
pitch
abuse
acme
address
after-dinner speech
allocution
amount
angularity
apex
apogee
ascend
asphalt
assail
assault
assist
attack
audio frequency
ballyhoo
bank
base
belabor
belly buster
belly flop
belly whopper
bevel
bezel
bitumen
bivouac
blunder
bob
bobble
bowl
brow
buck off
build
build in
bung
caliber
camp
camp out
cannonball
cant
cap
capsize
careen
career
cascade
cast
cast up
catapult
cataract
chalk talk
change of pace
change-up
charcoal
chip in
choose
chuck
chunk
chute
classical
pitch
climax
climb
cloud nine
coal
coggle
collapse
come a cropper
come down
compass
contribute
cooperate
crash
crash dive
crest
crow
crown
culmen
culmination
curve
cut
dangle
dart
dash
debate
declamation
decline
degree
depth
descend
determine
diatribe
dip
dip down
dive
down
downcurve
drive stakes
drop
drop down
drop off
easy slope
ebon
ebony
edge
elect
elevate
encamp
erect
establish
eulogy
exhortation
extent
extreme limit
extremity
fall
fall away
fall down
fall flat
fall headlong
fall off
fall over
fall prostrate
falter
fastball
filibuster
fire
fix
fleam
fling
flip
flounce
flounder
fluctuate
flutter
forensic
forensic address
fork
formal speech
forward pass
found
frequency
fundamental
fundamental tone
funeral oration
gainer
gentle slope
get a cropper
glacis
go camping
go down
go downhill
go uphill
grade
gradient
gravitate
ground
hanging gardens
harangue
harmonic
header
heave
heaven
heavens
height
helicline
help
high noon
high
pitch
highest
pitch
highest point
hillside
hobbyhorse
hoist
hortatory address
hurl
hurtle
inaugural
inaugural address
inclination
incline
inclined plane
incurve
inflection
ink
install
interval
intonation
intonation pattern
invective
invest
jackknife
jeremiad
jerk
jet
jump on
keel
key
knuckleball
labor
lance
lash out at
lateral
lateral pass
launch
l
pitch
black
atramentous
beamless
black
black as coal
black as ebony
black as ink
black as midnight
black as night
caliginous
coal-black
coaly
dark
dark as night
dark as
pitch
darkling
darksome
deep black
ebon
ebony
eclipsed
ink-black
inky
jet
jetty
midnight
night-black
night-clad
night-cloaked
night-dark
night-enshrouded
night-filled
night-mantled
night-veiled
nigrous
obfuscated
obscure
obscured
occulted
pitch
-dark
pitch
y
raven
raven-black
rayless
sable
sloe
sloe-black
sloe-colored
starless
sunless
tar-black
tarry
tenebrious
tenebrose
tenebrous
unilluminated
unlighted
unlit
pitch
in
attack
begin
blast away
blast off
break bread
buckle down
commence
count calories
diet
dive in
dive into
eat
enter on
enter upon
fall to
fare
feed
get busy
get cracking
get going
get to
get with it
go ahead
go to it
head into
hop to it
hunger
jump in
jump off
jump to it
kick off
launch
launch into
light into
partake
partake of
pitch
into
plunge into
relish
sail into
savor
send off
set about
set at
set in
set out
set sail
set to
set to work
start
start in
start off
start out
subscribe
tackle
take
take off
take on
taste
turn to
undertake
wade into
pitch
into
accept
ambush
assail
assault
assume
attack
attempt
blitz
buckle to
bushwhack
come at
come down on
crack down on
descend on
descend upon
dive into
draw first blood
embark in
embark upon
endeavor
engage in
enter on
enter upon
fall into
fall on
fall to
fall upon
gang up on
get busy
get cracking
get going
get under way
get with it
go about
go at
go for
go in for
go into
go to it
go upon
harry
have at
hit
hit like lightning
hop to it
jump
jump to it
land on
launch forth
launch into
lay about
lay about one
lay at
lay hands on
lay into
lay on
light into
make war on
move into
mug
pitch
in
plunge into
pounce upon
pound
proceed to
sail into
set about
set at
set forward
set going
set on
set to
set to work
set upon
square up
start in
strike
surprise
swoop down on
tackle
take on
take the offensive
take up
turn to
undertake
venture upon
wade into
pitch
ed
accented
alveolar
apical
apico-alveolar
apico-dental
arranged
articulated
aslant
aslope
assimilated
atilt
back
barytone
bevel
beveled
bias
biased
bilabial
broad
cacuminal
canting
careening
central
cerebral
checked
close
consonant
consonantal
continuant
coordinated
deliberate
dental
dissimilated
dorsal
flat
front
glide
glossal
glottal
guttural
hard
heavy
high
inclinational
inclinatory
inclined
inclining
intonated
labial
labiodental
labiovelar
lateral
lax
leaning
light
lingual
liquid
listing
low
mid
monophthongal
muted
narrow
nasal
nasalized
oblique
occlusive
open
organized
out of plumb
out of square
oxytone
palatal
palatalized
pharyngeal
pharyngealized
phonemic
phonetic
phonic
pitch
pitch
ing
planned
posttonic
raking
recumbent
retroflex
rounded
semivowel
shelving
shelvy
sideling
sidelong
slant
slanted
slanting
slantways
slantwise
sloped
sloping
soft
sonant
stopped
stressed
strong
surd
syllabic
systematized
tense
thick
throaty
tilted
tilting
tipped
tipping
tipsy
tonal
tonic
twangy
unaccented
unrounded
unstressed
velar
vocalic
vocoid
voiced
voiceless
vowel
vowellike
weak
wide
pitch
ing
archery
careening
casting
chucking
dangling
firing
flinging
gunnery
heaving
hurling
inclining
jaculation
leaning
lobbing
lurching
musketry
oblique
pitch
ed
projection
reeling
rocking
rolling
shooting
skeet
skeet shooting
slinging
sloped
sloping
swaying
swinging
throwing
tilted
tilting
tipped
tossing
trajection
trapshooting
pitch
man
ballyhoo man
ballyhooer
barker
bunco artist
bunco steerer
canvasser
cardsharp
cardsharper
carpetbagger
con artist
con man
confidence man
crimp
horse coper
horse trader
jackleg
land pirate
land shark
land-grabber
mortgage shark
pettifogger
shark
sharp
sharper
sharpie
shortchanger
shyster
slicker
solicitor
spieler
tout
touter
pitch
y
atramentous
beamless
black
black as coal
black as ebony
black as ink
black as midnight
black as night
caliginous
coal-black
coaly
dark
dark as night
dark as
pitch
darkling
darksome
deep black
ebon
ebony
eclipsed
gumlike
gummous
gummy
ink-black
inky
jet
jetty
midnight
night-black
night-clad
night-cloaked
night-dark
night-enshrouded
night-filled
night-mantled
night-veiled
nigrous
obfuscated
obscure
obscured
occulted
onyx
pitch
-black
pitch
-dark
raven
raven-black
rayless
resinic
resinoid
resinous
resiny
sable
sloe
sloe-black
sloe-colored
starless
sunless
tar-black
tarry
tenebrious
tenebrose
tenebrous
unilluminated
unlighted
unlit
Pech {n} Definition
Pitch
(
n.
)
A
thick,
black,
lustrous,
and
sticky
substance
obtained
by
boiling
down
tar.
It
is
used
in
calking
the
seams
of
ships
Pitch
(
n.
)
See
Pitchstone.
Pitch
(
n.
)
To
cover
over
or
smear
with
pitch
.
Pitch
(
n.
)
Fig.:
To
darken
Pitch
(
v.
t.)
To
throw,
generally
with
a
definite
aim
or
purpose
Pitch
(
v.
t.)
To
thrust
or
plant
in
the
ground,
as
stakes
or
poles
Pitch
(
v.
t.)
To
set,
face,
or
pave
with
rubble
or
undressed
stones,
as
an
embankment
or
a
roadway.
Pitch
(
v.
t.)
To
fix
or
set
the
tone
of
Pitch
(
v.
t.)
To
set
or
fix,
as
a
price
or
value.
Pitch
(
v.
i.)
To
fix
or
place
a
tent
or
temporary
habitation
Pitch
(
v.
i.)
To
light
Pitch
(
v.
i.)
To
fix
one's
choise
Pitch
(
v.
i.)
To
plunge
or
fall
Pitch
(
n.
)
A
throw
Pitch
(
n.
)
That
point
of
the
ground
on
which
the
ball
pitch
es
or
lights
when
bowled.
Pitch
(
n.
)
A
point
or
peak
Pitch
(
n.
)
Height
Pitch
(
n.
)
A
descent
Pitch
(
n.
)
The
point
where
a
declivity
begins
Pitch
(
n.
)
The
relative
acuteness
or
gravity
of
a
tone,
determined
by
the
number
of
vibrations
which
produce
it
Pitch
(
n.
)
The
limit
of
ground
set
to
a
miner
who
receives
a
share
of
the
ore
taken
out.
Pitch
(
n.
)
The
distance
from
center
to
center
of
any
two
adjacent
teeth
of
gearing,
measured
on
the
pitch
line
Pitch
(
n.
)
The
length,
measured
along
the
axis,
of
a
complete
turn
of
the
thread
of
a
screw,
or
of
the
helical
lines
of
the
blades
of
a
screw
propeller.
Pitch
(
n.
)
The
distance
between
the
centers
of
holes,
as
of
rivet
holes
in
boiler
plates.
Pitch
-black
(
a.
)
Black
as
pitch
or
tar.
Pitch
-dark
(
a.
)
Dark
as
a
pitch
Pitch
-faced
(
a.
)
Having
the
arris
defined
by
a
line
beyond
which
the
rock
is
cut
away,
so
as
to
give
nearly
true
edges
Pitch
-ore
(
n.
)
Pitchblende.
Tough-
pitch
(
n.
)
The
exact
state
or
quality
of
texture
and
consistency
of
well
reduced
and
refined
copper.
Tough-
pitch
(
n.
)
Copper
so
reduced
pitch Bedeutung
pitch
the
action
or
manner
of
throwing
something,
his
pitch
fell
short
and
his
hat
landed
on
the
floor
pitch
delivery
(baseball)
the
act
of
throwing
a
baseball
by
a
pitch
er
to
a
batter
change-up
change-of-pace
change-of-pace
ball
off-speed
pitch
a
baseball
thrown
with
little
velocity
when
the
batter
is
expecting
a
fastball
overhand
pitch
a
baseball
pitch
in
which
the
hand
moves
above
the
shoulder
submarine
ball
submarine
pitch
a
pitch
thrown
sidearm
instead
of
overhead
wild
pitch
an
errant
pitch
that
the
catcher
cannot
be
expected
to
catch
and
that
allows
a
base
runner
to
advance
a
base
lurch
pitch
pitch
ing
abrupt
up-and-down
motion
(as
caused
by
a
ship
or
other
conveyance),
the
pitch
ing
and
tossing
was
quite
exciting
pitch
auction
pitch
an
all-fours
game
in
which
the
first
card
led
is
a
trump
pitch
pitch
shot
a
high
approach
shot
in
golf
pitch
pipe
a
small
pipe
sounding
a
tone
of
standard
frequency,
used
to
establish
the
starting
pitch
for
unaccompanied
singing
variable-
pitch
propeller
propeller
for
which
the
angle
of
the
blades
is
adjustable
coal
black
ebony
jet
black
pitch
black
sable
soot
black
a
very
dark
black
pitch
the
property
of
sound
that
varies
with
variation
in
the
frequency
of
vibration
concert
pitch
philharmonic
pitch
international
pitch
the
pitch
used
to
tune
instruments
for
concert
performances,
usually
assignsHz
to
the
A
above
middle
C
high
pitch
high
frequency
a
pitch
that
is
perceived
as
above
other
pitch
es
low
pitch
low
frequency
a
pitch
that
is
perceived
as
below
other
pitch
es
pitch
rake
slant
degree
of
deviation
from
a
horizontal
plane,
the
roof
had
a
steep
pitch
absolute
pitch
perfect
pitch
the
ability
to
identify
the
pitch
of
a
tone
intonation
modulation
pitch
contour
rise
and
fall
of
the
voice
pitch
tonic
accent
pitch
accent
emphasis
that
results
from
pitch
rather
than
loudness
sales
talk
sales
pitch
pitch
promotion
by
means
of
an
argument
and
demonstration
pitch
a
vendor's
position
(especially
on
the
sidewalk),
he
was
employed
to
see
that
his
paper's
news
pitch
es
were
not
trespassed
upon
by
rival
vendors
pitch
pine
northern
pitch
pine
Pinus
rigida
large
three-needled
pine
of
the
eastern
United
States
and
southeastern
Canada,
closely
related
to
the
pond
pine
longleaf
pine
pitch
pine
southern
yellow
pine
Georgia
pine
Pinus
palustris
large
three-needled
pine
of
southeastern
United
States
having
very
long
needles
and
gnarled
twisted
limbs,
bark
is
red-brown
deeply
ridged,
an
important
timber
tree
pitch
apple
strangler
fig
Clusia
rosea
Clusia
major
a
common
tropical
American
clusia
having
solitary
white
or
rose
flowers
total
darkness
lightlessness
blackness
pitch
blackness
black
total
absence
of
light,
they
fumbled
around
in
total
darkness,
in
the
black
of
night
fever
pitch
a
state
of
extreme
excitement,
the
crowd
was
at
fever
pitch
asphalt
mineral
pitch
a
dark
bituminous
substance
found
in
natural
beds
and
as
residue
from
petroleum
distillation,
consists
mainly
of
hydrocarbons
pitch
tar
any
of
various
dark
heavy
viscid
substances
obtained
as
a
residue
gear
pitch
set
the
level
or
character
of,
She
pitch
ed
her
speech
to
the
teenagers
in
the
audience
pitch
set
to
a
certain
pitch
,
He
pitch
ed
his
voice
very
low
pitch
lead
(a
card)
and
establish
the
trump
suit
pitch
in
dig
in
eat
heartily,
The
food
was
placed
on
the
table
and
the
children
pitch
ed
in
lam
into
tear
into
lace
into
pitch
into
lay
into
hit
violently,
as
in
an
attack
pitch
hit
(a
golf
ball)
in
a
high
arc
with
a
backspin
deliver
pitch
d
throw
or
hurl
from
the
mound
to
the
batter,
as
in
baseball,
The
pitch
er
delivered
the
ball
flip
toss
sky
pitch
throw
or
toss
with
a
light
motion,
flip
me
the
beachball,
toss
me
newspaper
pitch
set
up
erect
and
fasten,
pitch
a
tent
lurch
pitch
shift
move
abruptly,
The
ship
suddenly
lurched
to
the
left
cant
cant
over
tilt
slant
pitch
heel
over,
The
tower
is
tilting,
The
ceiling
is
slanting
pitch
fall
or
plunge
forward,
She
pitch
ed
over
the
railing
of
the
balcony
slope
incline
pitch
be
at
an
angle,
The
terrain
sloped
down
peddle
monger
huckster
hawk
vend
pitch
sell
or
offer
for
sale
from
place
to
place
black
pitch
-black
pitch
-dark
extremely
dark,
a
black
moonless
night,
through
the
pitch
-black
woods,
it
was
pitch
-dark
in
the
cellar
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