PITCHES Meaning and
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Pitches, in its simplest terms, can refer to two distinct definitions: one related to the act of throwing or tossing, and the other pertaining to the tonal quality of sound. In the realm of throwing, pitches are deliberate actions of propelling an object, such as a ball or a projectile, through the air by exerting force. This term is often used in sports like baseball, cricket, or soccer to describe the specific moves made by players to pass or shoot the ball accurately towards a target or teammate.
On the other hand, in the context of sound, pitches refer to the perceived frequency or musical tone of a sound wave. Pitch is the quality that distinguishes a high note from a low note, and is typically described as either low, medium, or high. It is a fundamental characteristic used to differentiate musical notes or tones based on the length of the sound wave vibration. For instance, a high-pitched sound is associated with a shorter wavelength and faster frequency of vibrations, while a low-pitched sound corresponds to a longer wavelength and slower frequency.
In summary, the term "pitches" has two primary interpretations. Firstly, it signifies the act of throwing or propelling an object through the air using force. Secondly, it relates to the tonal quality or frequency of a sound wave, distinguishing between high, medium, and low musical notes or tones.
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Etymology of PITCHES
The word "pitches" has multiple etymologies depending on its context:
1. As a noun referring to the black, sticky substance, such as in "pitch black" or "pitchfork":
- From Middle English "pich" or "piche", derived from Old English "pic", ultimately from Latin "picem" meaning "pitch" or "tar".
2. As a verb in relation to throwing or tossing something, as in "pitching a ball":
- From Middle English "picchen" derived from the Old English word "picgian", which means "to thrust" or "to pierce".
3. In the context of sales or business, meaning a presentation or proposal given to potential customers or investors, like a sales pitch:
- This usage comes from the early 20th century American English phrase "sales talk", which later evolved into "sales pitch".
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