wicketr> 1 2);
2.b> ; ; ; the highest pitch of perfection attainable , ; they worked at a fever pitch / ;
3.b> .i> .i> 1) / i> , ; high [low] pitch [] ; absolute pitch (i>) [.i> .i> ];
2) , ; capability to distinguish pitches ;
4.b> .i> 1) i> , ( i>); each company was given ten minutes to make its pitch ;
2) , , , ( i>); the candidate's campaign pitch / ;
5.b> 1) , (i>);
2) , , ;
3) .i> i> ; (, i>);
4) .i> (.i> pitch shot) / ; / (i>);
6.b> i> (, , .i>); when he arrived at the market the best pitches were gone i> , ;
7.b> 1) .i> / (, i>);
2) .i> , i> / ; the elevator is used to control pitch ;
8.b> 1) .i> , ; , , ; roofs of a low pitch ; to build on the pitch of a hill i> ;
2) .i> (i>);
9.b> .i> (, , ..i>); , ( i>);
10.b> .i> , / ( i>);
absolute / perfect / pitchb> .i> [.i> .i> 3 1)]; to fly at high pitchb> , ; to make a pitch for / to / smb.b> i> / / ; to make a pitch for smth.b> / ; to queer smb.'s pitch, to queer the pitch for smb.b> .i> i> / .