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pitch

[pich] / pɪtʃ /


NOUN
talk to convince
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Stevie led by example with his actions on the pitch and how he tried to force the game or drag his team back into a game.

From BBC

So “The Faithful” was pitched and a green light was given for the show.

From Los Angeles Times

The facilities are of the highest level, with top-class indoor and outdoor pitches, and are as good if not better than any other country in the world.

From BBC

The fact they had a huge European tie and neither got on the pitch summed up their impact this season.

From BBC

Last year, one in four federal lobbyists pitched lawmakers on AI policy, data centers or autonomous vehicles, according to an analysis by the government watchdog group Public Citizen.

From The Wall Street Journal