pitch

pitch
1) шаг (напр. заклёпок, спирали, резьбы воздушного винта)
2) изменять шаг
3) метал. ход (шагающих балок)
4) длина проступи (лестницы)
5) наклон; уклон
6) угол наклона
7) горн. падение пласта
8) мор. килевая качка || испытывать килевую качку
9) мор. дифферент при килевой качке
10) возд. тангаж
11) возд. угол тангажа || изменять угол тангажа
12) раскачка (транспортного средства) относительно поперечной оси, авто, ж.-д. тж. "галопирование"
13) основной тон (речевого сигнала)
14) высота тона
15) пек; смола; вар; дёготь
16) (природный) асфальт
17) смолка || смолить бочку
18) обтёсывать камень долотом
19) партия товара
20) швейн. втачивание рукава с обеспечением баланса
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pitch at root — шаг (гребного винта) у корня лопасти;
pitch at tip — шаг (гребного винта) у концевой кромки лопасти;
in coarse pitch — возд. в режиме большого шага;
in fine pitch — возд. в режиме малого шага
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absolute pitch
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actual pitch
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adjustable pitch
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apparent pitch
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array pitch
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average pitch of roughness
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base pitch
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blade pitch
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bone tar pitch
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boom pitch
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bucket pitch
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chain pitch
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character pitch
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coal-tar pitch
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coarse pitch
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coil pitch
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coke pitch
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coke-oven tar pitch
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collective pitch
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combed claw pitch
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commutator pitch
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constant pitch
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controllable pitch
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corrugation pitch
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cracked pitch
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design pitch
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diameter pitch
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double pitch
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effective pitch
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even pitch
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face pitch
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feed pitch
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fine pitch
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fixed pitch
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flat pitch
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frame pitch
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gas work tar pitch
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geometric pitch
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glance pitch
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grid pitch
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hard pitch
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hydrodynamic pitch
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irregular pitch
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lake pitch
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lead pitch
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lead-screw pitch
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lignite tar pitch
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line pitch
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main rotor pitch
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medium pitch
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medium-soft pitch
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mineral pitch
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needle pitch
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oil gas tar pitch
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perforation pitch
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petroleum pitch
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pine tar pitch
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pitch of corrugations
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pitch of film
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pitch of pipes
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pitch of roof
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pitch of stairs
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pitch of strand
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pitch of winding
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polar pitch
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producer gas tar pitch
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propeller pitch
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proportional pitch
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residual pitch
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reverse pitch
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rivet pitch
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roll pitch
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roofer pitch
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rosin pitch
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seaming pitch
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seat pitch
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shallow pitch
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soft pitch
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soluble pitch
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sprocket pitch
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standard pitch
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stearine pitch
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steep pitch
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stitching pitch
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straight-run pitch
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strand pitch
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tar pitch
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teeth pitch
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track pitch
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variable pitch
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varied pitch
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video track pitch
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virtual pitch
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water gas pitch
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winding pitch
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wood-tar pitch
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wood pitch
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wrist pitch

Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.

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  • Pitch — Pitch, v. t. [OE. picchen; akin to E. pick, pike.] 1. To throw, generally with a definite aim or purpose; to cast; to hurl; to toss; as, to pitch quoits; to pitch hay; to pitch a ball. [1913 Webster] 2. To thrust or plant in the ground, as stakes …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

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