VARIABLE PITCH PROPELLER - Englisch-Italienisch Übersetzung

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variable pitch propeller [ˌveərɪəblˌpɪtʃprəˈpelə(r)] SUBST

variable pitch propeller

elica f a passo variabile

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elica a passo variabile

variable pitch propeller

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propeller [Brit prəˈpɛlə, Am prəˈpɛlər] SUBST

propeller LUFTF, NAUT

elica f

I. variable [Brit ˈvɛːrɪəb(ə)l, Am ˈvɛriəb(ə)l] ADJ

variable

variabile also COMPUT

II. variable [Brit ˈvɛːrɪəb(ə)l, Am ˈvɛriəb(ə)l] SUBST

variable

variabile f also COMPUT MATH

dependent, free, random variable

variabile dipendente, indipendente, aleatoria

I. pitch¹ [Brit pɪtʃ, Am pɪtʃ] SUBST

1. pitch SPORT:

pitch

campo m (sportivo)

football, rugby pitch

campo di calcio, rugby

on the pitch

sul terreno di gioco, in campo

2. pitch (sound level) (of note, voice):

pitch

tono m also PHON

pitch

altezza f

pitch MUS

tono m

pitch MUS

tonalità f

to give the pitch MUS

dare il tono

the pitch is too high, low MUS

la tonalità è troppo alta, bassa

absolute pitch, perfect pitch

orecchio assoluto

3. pitch:

pitch (degree)

grado m

pitch (highest point)

colmo m

excitement was at its (highest) pitch, was at full pitch

l'eccitazione era al massimo

a pitch of frustration had been reached

si era arrivati al culmine della frustrazione

the situation has reached such a pitch that …

la situazione è arrivata al punto che …

4. pitch (sales talk or argument):

pitch

parlantina f

sales pitch

parlantina da venditore

what's your (sales) pitch?

com'è il prodotto che vendi?

5. pitch Brit (for street trader, entertainer):

pitch

posteggio m

6. pitch NAUT (movement of boat):

pitch

beccheggio m

7. pitch SPORT (bounce):

pitch

lancio m

pitch

tiro m

8. pitch INGENIEUR (of roof):

pitch

inclinazione f

pitch

pendenza f

9. pitch (in mountaineering):

pitch

lunghezza f di corda

II. pitch¹ [Brit pɪtʃ, Am pɪtʃ] VERB trans

1. pitch (throw) object:

pitch

gettare, buttare (into in)

pitch SPORT

lanciare

to pitch hay LANDW

caricare fieno (gettandolo coi forconi nei carri)

the horse pitched her off

il cavallo l'ha disarcionata

the carriage turned over and she was pitched out

la carrozza si capovolse e lei fu proiettata or sbalzata fuori

the passengers were pitched forward

i passeggeri sono caduti in avanti

2. pitch:

pitch (aim, adjust) campaign, publicity, speech

adattare (at a)

pitch (set) price

fissare

newspaper, programme pitched at young people

giornale, programma adatto ai giovani

the exam was pitched at a high level

l'esame è stato adattato a un livello avanzato

to pitch one's ambitions too high

spingere troppo in là le proprie ambizioni, mirare troppo in alto

to pitch sth a bit strong ugs

esagerare

3. pitch MUS:

pitch singer: note

prendere

pitch player: note

dare

to pitch one's voice higher, lower

alzare, abbassare il tono di voce

the song is pitched too high for me

la canzone ha un'intonazione troppo acuta per me

4. pitch (erect):

pitch tent

piantare, rizzare

to pitch camp

accamparsi

Wendungen:

to pitch sb a story ugs

(rac)contare una storia a qn

to pitch sb an excuse ugs

inventarsi una scusa con qn

III. pitch¹ [Brit pɪtʃ, Am pɪtʃ] VERB intr

1. pitch (be thrown):

pitch rider, passenger, cyclist:

cadere

2. pitch NAUT:

pitch boat:

beccheggiare

to pitch and roll or toss

beccheggiare

3. pitch Am (in baseball):

pitch

servire

4. pitch Brit SPORT:

pitch ball:

rimbalzare

IV. pitch¹ [Brit pɪtʃ, Am pɪtʃ]

to make a pitch for sb, sth, to give a pitch for sb, sth Am

spezzare una lancia in favore di qn, qc

pitch² [Brit pɪtʃ, Am pɪtʃ] SUBST (tar)

pitch

pece f nera

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propeller [prə·ˈpe·lɚ] SUBST

propeller

elica f

I. variable [ˈve·riə·bl] SUBST MATH

variable

variabile f

II. variable [ˈve·riə·bl] ADJ

variable

variabile

I. pitch¹ [pɪtʃ] SUBST

1. pitch:

pitch (in baseball) field

campo m

pitch (in baseball) throw

lancio m

pitch (in baseball) throw

tiro m

2. pitch (in cricket):

pitch

terreno m (di gioco)

3. pitch (movement of ship):

pitch

beccheggio m

4. pitch (slope):

pitch

grado m di inclinazione

low/steep pitch

inclinazione f lieve/pronunciata

5. pitch (volume):

pitch

volume m

to be at fever pitch

essere molto eccitato

6. pitch MUS, LING:

pitch

tono m

7. pitch (spiel):

pitch

imbonimento m

sales pitch

parlantina f da imbonitore

to make a pitch

fare un discorso per convincere qu

II. pitch¹ [pɪtʃ] VERB trans

1. pitch (throw):

pitch

lanciare

pitch

tirare

to pitch sb into a situation

scaraventare qu in una situazione

to be pitched (headlong) into despair

essere sprofondato nella disperazione

2. pitch SPORT (throw):

pitch

tirare

3. pitch (fix level of sound):

this tune is pitched (too) high/low

questo motivo è in un tono (troppo) alto/basso

4. pitch (direct at) speech, advertisement:

to pitch sth at sb

rivolgere qc a qu

5. pitch (set up):

to pitch camp/a tent

piantare il campo/la tenda

6. pitch (sell forcefully):

pitch product

promuovere energicamente

III. pitch¹ [pɪtʃ] VERB intr

1. pitch:

pitch (fall headlong)

cadere in avanti

pitch (move back and forth) boat

beccheggiare

2. pitch SPORT (throw baseball):

pitch

lanciare

3. pitch (slope):

pitch

avere una certa pendenza

pitch² [pɪtʃ] SUBST (bitumen)

pitch

pece f

Present

I	pitch
you	pitch
he/she/it	pitches
we	pitch
you	pitch
they	pitch

Past

I	pitched
you	pitched
he/she/it	pitched
we	pitched
you	pitched
they	pitched

Present Perfect

I	have	pitched
you	have	pitched
he/she/it	has	pitched
we	have	pitched
you	have	pitched
they	have	pitched

Past Perfect

I	had	pitched
you	had	pitched
he/she/it	had	pitched
we	had	pitched
you	had	pitched
they	had	pitched

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

His sinker is his primary pitch, although he also likes to use his four-seamer early in the count against right-handed hitters.

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When encountering settling with power, pilots are taught to apply forward cyclic to fly out of the condition or lowering collective pitch.

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The pitch is 60m ft by 30m ft (the size of an international ice hockey rink), and there is no offside rule.

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By 1920 the ground was still quite basic, with a narrow grandstand on the southern touchline and a cycle track around the pitch.

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Like a good door-to-door salesman, there was a kernel of truth to his pitch, but he amplified and embellished the facts to sell his product.

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