pitch (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /pɪtʃ/
Definition
A persuasive speech or talk, especially one given in a formal setting to sell something or to persuade someone to support an idea or project.
Examples
The entrepreneur delivered a confident pitch to the investors, outlining her business plan.
Her pitch for increased funding was well-researched and convincing.
He's known for his smooth pitch and ability to close deals.
How to Use pitch
- pitch for (prepositional phrase)
- To try to persuade someone to give you support, money, or a job. — "The company is pitching for a new government contract."
- pitch to (prepositional phrase)
- To present an idea or product to a specific person or group. — "They will pitch their innovative app to potential investors next week."
- pitch in (phrasal verb)
- To contribute effort, money, or help to a common task or cause. — "Everyone agreed to pitch in and help clean up the park."
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