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1.

• Englishdyad

• Englishmusic: any set of two different pitch classes

• Finnishdyadi

• Japanese二和音

• Portuguesedíade

2.

• Englishtreble

• EnglishAny high-pitched or shrill voice or sound

• GermancheckHöhen

3.

• Englishcampsite

• Englisha place where a tent may be or is pitched

• Chinese

• Mandarin露營地营地

• Dutchkampeerterrein, camping

• Finnishleirintäalue, leiripaikka

• Frenchcamping

• Georgianსაკარვე ადგილი

• GermanCampingplatz

• Japaneseキャンプ場キャンプサイト

• Korean캠프장

• LuxembourgishCamping

• Manchuᡨᠠᡨᠠᠨ

• Maoritaupahī

• Normancamp'thie

• Norwegian

• Bokmålcampingplass

• Nynorskcampingplass

• Portugueseárea de acampamento

• Romanianneeded

• Russianке́мпинг

• Swedishcampingplats

4.

• Englishdrop

• Englishof a voice, to go down in pitch

• Finnishpudota, laskea

5.

• Englishdeep

• Englishof a sound or voice, low in pitch

• Armenianխոր

• Bulgarianнисък

• Catalangreu

• Chinese

• Mandarin深沉

• Danishdyb, mørk

• Dutchdiep, zwaar

• Faroesedjúpur

• Finnishmatala

• Frenchgrave

• Germantie

• Irishdomhain

• Kurdish

• Soraniگڕ

• Low German

• German Low Germandeep, swoor

• Maoriponguru, tanguru

• Polishgłęboki

• Portuguesegrave

• Russianни́зкий

• Serbo-Croatiandubok

• Sloveneglobok

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiandłymoki

• Spanishbajo, grave

• Swedishdjup, låg, mörk

• Vietnamesetrầ

6.

• Englishup

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

7.

• Englishtimbre

• Englishquality of a sound independent of its pitch and volume

• Catalantimbre

• Bulgarianтембър

• Chinese

• Mandarin音色

• Czechbarva zvuku

• Dutchklankkleur

• Finnishsointiväri

• Frenchtimbre

• GermanKlangfarbe

• Greekηχόχρωμα

• Icelandichljómblær

• Italiantimbro

• Japanese音色

• Portuguesetimbre

• Romaniantimbru

• Russianтембр

• Spanishtimbre

• Swedishklangtimbre

• Tagalogkaalngawan

8.

• Englishpenalty area

• Englisharea on a soccer pitch

• Armenianտուգանային հրապարակ

• Catalanàrea de penal

• Czechpokutové územívelké vápno

• Danishstraffesparksfelt

• Dutchstrafschopgebied, zestienmetergebied

• Faroesebrotsteigur

• Finnishrangaistusalue

• Frenchsurface de réparation

• GermanStrafraum

• Icelandicvítateigur

• Polishpole karne

• Portuguesegrande área

• Romaniansuprafață de pedeapsă

• Russianштрафна́я пло́щадь

• Swedishstraffområde

9.

• Englishsquare

• Englishsoccer: to make a short low pass sideways across the pitch

• Finnishsyöttää poikittain, antaa poikittaissyöttö

10.

• Englishnote

• Englishcharacter indicating the length and pitch of a tone

• Czechnota

• Danishnode

• Dutchnoot

• Finnishnuotti

• GermanNote

• Greekνότα

• Hungarianhangjegy

• Japanese音符

• Persianنت

• Polishnuta

• Portuguesenota

• Romaniannotă

• Russianно́та

• Scottish gaelicnota

• Slovenenota

• Swedishnot

11.

• Englishmezzo-soprano

• Englishpitch

• Chinese

• Mandarin女中音

• Frenchmezzo-soprano

• GermanMezzosopran

• Japaneseメゾソプラノ

• Russianмеццо-сопра́но

12.

• Englishdrone

• Englishto produce a low-pitched hum or buzz

• Finnishhurista

• Maorirōria

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• Englishdrone

• Englisha low-pitched hum or buzz

• Bulgarianбръмча

• Dutchbrommen, dreunen

• Finnishhymistä, hyristä, surista, hurista

• Germandröhnen

• Interlinguasusurrar

• Japanesecheck単調な低音を出す

• Macedonianбрчи, брмчи

• Maorirōria

• Polishbuczeć, brzęczeć

• Portuguesezumbir

• Spanishzumbar

• Turkishvızıldamak, cızırdamak

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• Englishdrone

• Englishfixed-pitch pipe in bagpipe

• Albanianbuçallë

• Bulgarianручило

• Dutchbourdon

• Finnishbordunapilli

• GermanBasspfeife

• Macedonianбрчало

• Polishpiszczałka burdonowa

• Swedishbordun

13.

• Englishball

• Englishbaseball: a pitch that falls outside the strike zone

• Catalanbola

• Finnishväärä

• Frenchballe

• Japaneseボール

• Korean볼

• Russianбол

• Spanishbola

• Swahilimpira

14.

• Englishlook

• Englishbaseball: to look at a pitch without swinging

• Afrikaanscheckkyk, checklyk

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• Bulgariancheckпоглеждам

• Cantonesecheck睇

• Mandarincheck看

• Esperantocheckrigardi, checkaspekti, checkŝajni

• Idocheckregardar

• Kurdishchecknerîn, checkberê xwe dan

• Latincheckspectare

• Occitancheckagachar

• Persiancheckدیدَن

• Romanianchecka vedea, checka se uita

• Spanishcheckmirar

• Swahilicheckkuangalia

• Tagalogchecktumingin, checktingnan, checksulyapan, checkmasdan, checkpunahin, checkpansinin, check

15.

• Englishhigh

• Englishin a pitch of great frequency

• Chinese

• Cantonese高

• Hakka高

• Mandarin高

• Min Nan懸, 悬

• Czechvysoko

• Macedonianвисоко

• Swabianhaoch

• Turkishyüksek, yüksekten, tiz

16.

• Englishpitch pine

• Englishtree

• Frenchpitchpin

• Romanianpitchpine

17.

• Englishnote|flat

• Englishwithout variations in pitch

• Afrikaanseentonig

• Albanianrrafshët

• Finnishlattea, monotoninen

• Germanglatt

• Greekάτονος

• Indonesiandatar

• Italianmonotòno

• Norwegianmonoton

• Polishmonotonny

• Portuguesemonótono

• Romanianmonotonmonotonă

• Slovenemonoton

• Swedishmonoton

• Teluguచదునైన

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• Englishnote|flat

• Englishlower in pitch than it should be

• Finnishalavireinen

• Frenchbas, grave

• Polishza

• Portugueseraso

• Slovenebas

• Swedishfalsk

18.

• Englishpitch

• Englishact of pitching a baseball

• Catalanllançament

• Czechnadhoz

• Dutchworp

• Finnishsyöttö

• Frenchlancer

• GermanWurf

• Italianservizio

• Polishrzut

• Portuguesearremesso

• Romanianaruncare

• Russianпода́ча

• Spanishlanzamiento

• Swedishkast

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• Englishpitch

• Englishfield on which cricket, soccer, rugby or field hockey is played

• Czechhřistě

• Finnishkenttä, nurmi

• Frenchterrain

• GermanSportplatz

• Greekγήπεδο

• Italiancampo

• Polishpole

• Portuguesecampo

• Romanianteren

• Slovakihrisko

• Spanishcampo

• Swedishplan

• Tamilமைதானம்

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• Englishpitch

• Englisheffort to sell or promote something

• Dutchverkooppraatje

• Finnishmyyntipuhe, pitch

• Frenchlaïusprésentation

• GermanVerkaufsgespräch

• Italianpromozione

• Romanianprezentare

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• Englishpitch

• Englishto play baseball in the position of pitcher

• Catalanllançar

• Finnishsyöttää

• Germanstampfen

• Italianservire

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• Englishpitch

• Englishto promote, advertise, or attempt to sell

• Finnishkaupata, myydä, mainostaa, pitchata qualifier

• Frenchpromouvoir,

• Germanwerben, bewerben

• Italianpromuovere, sostenere

• Portuguesevender,

• Romaniana promova, a prezenta

• Spanishpromover

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• Englishpitch

• Englishgolf: to play a short, high, lofty shot that lands with backspin

• Finnishlyödä

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• Englishpitch

• Englishto produce a note of a given pitch

• Dutchintoneren

• Frenchdonner la note

19.

• Englishboom

• Englishto speak with low pitch

• Bulgarianбуча, боботя

• Dutchdreunen

• Finnishjyristä

• Germandröhnen

• Spanishretumbar

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• Englishboom

• Englishabrupt, low-pitched sound

• Bulgarianбумтеж

• Dutchboe

• Finnishpamaus qualifierpamautus qualifier

• Frenchbou

• GermanDröhnen

• Mandarincheck嗡嗡的聲音

• Maoripakō

• Polishgrzmot

• Portugueseestrondo

• Romanianbubuit

• Russianгул

• Spanishbum

20.

• Englishup|used

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

21.

• Englishup|wound

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

22.

• Englishtreason|high

• Englishin a pitch of great frequency

• Chinese

• Cantonese高

• Hakka高

• Mandarin高

• Min Nan懸, 悬

• Czechvysoko

• Macedonianвисоко

• Swabianhaoch

• Turkishyüksek, yüksekten, tiz

23.

• Englishinterval

• Englishmusic: distance in pitch of notes

• Dutchinterval

• Finnishintervalli

• GermanIntervall

• Italianintervallo

• Romanianinterval

• Swedishintervall

• Tagalogpatlang

24.

• Englishlook|take

• Englishbaseball: to look at a pitch without swinging

• Afrikaanscheckkyk, checklyk

• ar

• Bulgariancheckпоглеждам

• Cantonesecheck睇

• Mandarincheck看

• Esperantocheckrigardi, checkaspekti, checkŝajni

• Idocheckregardar

• Kurdishchecknerîn, checkberê xwe dan

• Latincheckspectare

• Occitancheckagachar

• Persiancheckدیدَن

• Romanianchecka vedea, checka se uita

• Spanishcheckmirar

• Swahilicheckkuangalia

• Tagalogchecktumingin, checktingnan, checksulyapan, checkmasdan, checkpunahin, checkpansinin, check

25.

• Englishlow

• Englishof pitch

• Frenchgrave

• Maorimārū

26.

• Englishpoop

• Englishlow-pitch sound of a whistle

• Finnishtuut

27.

• Englishoctave

• Englishpitch octave higher than a given pitch

• Catalanoctava

• Portugueseoitava

• Russianокта́ва

• Scottish gaelicochdad

• Serbo-Croatianoktava

28.

• Englishmusical scale

• Englisha set of musical notes, typically ordered in pitch

• Czechhudební stupnice

• Japanese音階

• Manxaarey chiaull

• Swedishtonskala

• Tagalogtalalinigan, talalinggan

29.

• Englishhigh treason|high

• Englishin a pitch of great frequency

• Chinese

• Cantonese高

• Hakka高

• Mandarin高

• Min Nan懸, 悬

• Czechvysoko

• Macedonianвисоко

• Swabianhaoch

• Turkishyüksek, yüksekten, tiz

30.

• Englishout of tune|out of tune

• Englishnot in correct musical pitch

• Greekπαράφωνος

• Icelandichjáróma

• Italianstonato, scordato

• Finnishepävireinen, epäpuhdas, falski

• Frenchfaux

• Maorirangirua

• Portuguesedesafinado

• Scottish gaelicana-ghleusta

• Spanishdesafinado

• Tagalogkagangkang, desapinado

31.

• Englishup|woken

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

32.

• Englishsociety|high

• Englishin a pitch of great frequency

• Chinese

• Cantonese高

• Hakka高

• Mandarin高

• Min Nan懸, 悬

• Czechvysoko

• Macedonianвисоко

• Swabianhaoch

• Turkishyüksek, yüksekten, tiz

33.

• Englishbass drum

• Englishlarge drum with a low pitch

• Catalanbombo

• Chinese

• Mandarin大鼓

• Finnishbassorumpu

• Frenchgrosse caisse

• Germangroße Trommel

• Greekγκρανκάσα

• Hungariannagydob

• Irishdruma mór

• Italiangrancassa

• Japaneseバスドラム

• Persianکوسدهل

• Portuguesebumbo

• Russianбольшо́й бараба́н

• Swedishbastrumma

34.

• Englishbend

• Englishto change the pitch

• Dutchbuigen, corrigeren

• Finnishtaivuttaa

• Swahilipinda

• Swedishglida

35.

• Englishwave

• Englishbaseball: to swing and miss at a pitch

• Finnishvilkuttaa

• Spanishabanicar

36.

• Englishup|uses

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

37.

• Englishwater|deep

• Englishof a sound or voice, low in pitch

• Armenianխոր

• Bulgarianнисък

• Catalangreu

• Chinese

• Mandarin深沉

• Danishdyb, mørk

• Dutchdiep, zwaar

• Faroesedjúpur

• Finnishmatala

• Frenchgrave

• Germantie

• Irishdomhain

• Kurdish

• Soraniگڕ

• Low German

• German Low Germandeep, swoor

• Maoriponguru, tanguru

• Polishgłęboki

• Portuguesegrave

• Russianни́зкий

• Serbo-Croatiandubok

• Sloveneglobok

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiandłymoki

• Spanishbajo, grave

• Swedishdjup, låg, mörk

• Vietnamesetrầ

38.

• Englishhigh-pitched

• Englishhaving a comparatively high pitch

• Portugueseagudo

• Russianвысокочастотный

• Tagalogmalaray

39.

• Englishplace|taking

• Englishto sing (a note) with the correct pitch

• Finnishlaulaa oikein

• Norwegiantreffe

• Portuguesecantar, entoar

• Spanishentonar

• Swahilipahali

• Teluguస్వరశుద్ధమైన పాట

40.

• Englishline|drop

• Englishof a voice, to go down in pitch

• Finnishpudota, laskea

41.

• Englishpitchfork

• Englishfarm tool with tines

• Bashkirһәнәк

• Belarusianвілы

• Bulgarianвила

• Chamicuroashtoli

• Chinese

• Mandarin杈叉

• Crimean Tatarsenek

• Czechvidle

• Danishhøtyv

• Dutchhooivork, mestvork, riek

• Finnishhanko, heinähanko

• Frenchfourche

• Friulianforcje

• Galicianforcada

• GermanHeugabel

• Greekδίκρανοπιρούνα

• Hungarianvasvilla

• Icelandicheygaffall

• Idoforko

• Irishpíce

• Italianforcone, forca

• Japaneseピッチフォーク

• LuxembourgishMëschtgreef

• Macedonianвила

• Maricopachmaly

• Nogaiсенек

• Norwegianfork

• O'odhamcuaʼaknakud

• Persianهید

• Polishwidły

• Portugueseforcadogarfo

• Romanianfurcă

• Russianви́лы

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicвилерачве

• Romanvile

• Slovakvidly

• Slovenevile

• Spanishbieldo

• Swedishhögaffel

• Ukrainianвилагаблі

• Walloonfotche

42.

• Englishchange

• Englishbaseball: a change-up pitch

• Swahilimabaliko

43.

• Englishjam

• Englishbaseball: to throw a pitch at or near the batter's hands

• Maorihaukuru

44.

• Englishdescend

• Englishmusic: to fall in pitch

• Finnishlaskea, laskeutua, pudota, alentua

45.

• Englishplace

• Englishto sing (a note) with the correct pitch

• Finnishlaulaa oikein

• Norwegiantreffe

• Portuguesecantar, entoar

• Spanishentonar

• Swahilipahali

• Teluguస్వరశుద్ధమైన పాట

46.

• Englishtuner

• Englishdevice that shows the deviation of the played pitch from the desired pitch

• Czechladička

• Frenchaccordeur

• Italianaccordatore

• Portugueseafinador

• Spanishafinador

• Tagalogpanunig

47.

• Englishscrewball

• Englishtype of pitch

• Japaneseスクリュー

48.

• Englishabsolute pitch

• Englishpitch established by its rate of vibration

• Dutchabsolute toonhoogte

• Finnishtarkka#Finnishfi

• Japanese絶対音感

• Englishpitch established by its rate of vibration

• Dutchabsolute toonhoogte

• Finnishtarkka#Finnishfi

• Japanese絶対音感

49.

• Englishaggregate

• Englishthe full chromatic or the set of all twelve pitch classes

• Dutchtwaalftonenreeks

50.

• Englishbring

• Englishbaseball: to pitch

• Finnishsyöttää

• Tagalogcheckdalhín

• Icelandicqualifieris

• Idocheckportar, checkadportar

• Indonesiancheckbawa

• Kurdishcheckanîn, checkînan, checkhênan

• Latincheckferō

• Latviancheckatnest

• Siciliancheckpurtari, checkcarruzziari

• Slovenecheckprinesti

• Turkishcheckgetirmek

• Basquecheckekarri

51.

• Englishmonotone

• Englishhaving a single pitch

• Catalanmonòton

• Czechjednotvárnost jeho hlasu

• Germanmonton

• Italianmonotonale

• Portuguesemonótono, monotónico qualifier

• Romanianmonoton

• Russianмоното́нный

• Spanishmonótono

• Swedishmonoton

52.

• Englishculmination

• Englisharrival of the highest pitch of glory

• Finnishhuippu, huipentuma, huippuhetki

• GermanHöhepunkt

• Russianкульмина́ция

• Turkishbitiş, nihayet qualifier

53.

• Englishcharge

• Englishcricket: to take a few steps down the pitch towards the bowler as he delivers the ball

• Frenchcharger, s'élancer

• Italiancheckcaricare

54.

• Englishinflection

• Englishchange in pitch or tone of voice

• Catalaninflexió

• Danishmodulation

• Finnishäänenkorkeuden muutos qualifier

• Icelandicraddblær

• Mongolianялгаллахуй

• Polishmodulacja

• Portugueseinflexão

• Romanianinflexiune

• Russianмодуля́ция

• Serbo-Croatianinfleksija

• Spanishinflexión

55.

• Englishsterling|pound

• Englishbaseball: to pitch consistently to a certain location

• Finnishpommittaa

56.

• Englishpride

• Englishhighest pitch, elevation reached, loftiness, prime, glory

• Dutchcheckbloei, checkbloeitijd, checkfleur, checkhoogtepunt

• Finnishhuippu

• Russianрасцве́т

• Swahilidaha

• Swedishhöjdpunkt, topp

57.

• Englishrubber

• Englishbaseball: pad on the pitcher's mound

• Catalanplaca del llançador

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishsyöttölaatta

• Russianneeded

• Swahilikifutio

58.

• Englishdelivery

• Englishpitching motion

• Finnishsyöttö

• Japanese投球法 (とうきゅうほう, tōkyūhō)

• Korean투구법

• Portugueselançamento

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• Englishdelivery

• Englishthrown pitch

• Finnishsyöttö

• Japanese投球

• Korean투구

59.

• Englishtrack

• Englishcricket: pitch

• Finnishsyöttö

• Russianтрек

60.

• Englishcurveball

• Englishpitch in baseball

• Catalanllançament de corba

• Frenchballe courbe

• GermanCurveball

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Portuguesebola curva

• Spanishbola curva

61.

• Englishsteal

• Englishbaseball: to advance safely during the pitch

• Finnishkärkkyä

• Japanese盗塁

• Interlinguacheckfurar, checkrobar

• Spanishcheckhurtar, checkrobar

• Tupinambácheckmondá

62.

• Englishtone

• Englishspecific pitch, quality and duration, a note

• Catalanto

• Czechtón

• Danishtone

• Dutchtoon, noot

• Finnishääni, nuotti

• Frenchton

• Friulianton

• Georgianტონი

• GermanTon

• Greenlandicnipi

• Hebre צְלִילטוֹן

• Irishton

• Italiantono

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas

• Malagasynôty

• Malaynada

• Polishton

• Portuguesetom

• Russianтон

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishton

• Vietnamesetiếng

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• Englishtone

• Englishpitch of a word that distinguishes a difference in meaning

• Arabicنَغْمَة

• Belarusianтон

• Bulgarianтон

• Burmeseအသံအနိမ့်အမြင့်

• Catalanto

• Chinese

• Cantonese聲調声

• Hakka聲調

• Mandarin聲調声

• Min Nan聲調

• Czechtón

• Danishtone, tonefald

• Dutchtoon

• Finnishtooni

• Frenchton

• GermanTon

• Hindiलहजा

• Hungariantónus

• Indonesiannada

• Irishton

• Japanese声調

• Khmerសូរ

• Korean성조

• Laoສຽງ, ວັນນະຍຸດ

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas

• Macedonianтон

• Malagasyhaabom-peo

• Malayneeded

• Navajozhítsʼóóz, wódahí qualifiernádei qualifier

• Portuguesetom

• Punjabineeded

• Russianтон

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтон

• Romanton

• Slovaktón

• Sloveneton

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Thaiวรรณยุกต์

• Ukrainianтон

• Vietnamesethanh điệu (

• Welshtôn

• Yiddishטאָן

63.

• Englishwicket

• Englishcricket: pitch

• Finnishkeskialue

64.

• Englishbass

• Englishlow in pitch

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Esperantobasa

• Finnishmatala, ala-

• Frenchbas, grave

• Germanbass

• Greekμπάσοςήχος χαμηλής κλίμακας

• Hawaiianleo uō

• Hungarianbasszus

• Italianbasso

• Japaneseベース

• Latinbassus

• Polishbasowy

• Portuguesebaixo, grave

• Russianба́совый

• Spanishbajo

• Swedishbas

• Tagalogmalagong

• Turkishbas

65.

• Englishflat

• Englishwithout variations in pitch

• Afrikaanseentonig

• Albanianrrafshët

• Finnishlattea, monotoninen

• Germanglatt

• Greekάτονος

• Indonesiandatar

• Italianmonotòno

• Norwegianmonoton

• Polishmonotonny

• Portuguesemonótono

• Romanianmonotonmonotonă

• Slovenemonoton

• Swedishmonoton

• Teluguచదునైన

• 
  

• Englishflat

• Englishlower in pitch than it should be

• Finnishalavireinen

• Frenchbas, grave

• Polishza

• Portugueseraso

• Slovenebas

• Swedishfalsk

66.

• Englishhanger

• Englishbaseball: hanging pitch

• Finnishroikkusyöttö

67.

• Englishcrease

• Englishone of the white lines drawn on the pitch

• Finnishrajaviiva

68.

• Englishthrow

• Englishto cause an object to move rapidly through the air

• Arabicصَبَّ, رَمَى, اِنْدَفَعَ, قَذَفَ

• Armenianնետել, շպրտել

• Asturianllanzar, tirar

• Azeriatmaq

• Belarusianкіда́ць

• Bretonteurel, teulel

• Bulgarianхвъ́рлям

• Burmeseပစ်

• Catalanllançar, tirar

• Chinese

• Mandarin抛投鑄

• Cornishteulel, towlel, towla

• Czechvrhat

• Dalmatiantruar

• Danishkaste

• Dutchwerpen, gooien, smijten

• Faroesekasta, blaka

• Finnishheittää, viskata, nakata,

• (repeatedly, continuously and/or indifferently) heitellä, viskoa, viskellä, nakella, paiskoa

• (suddenly and/or forcefully) viskaista, paiskata, paiskaista

• Frenchjeter, lancer

• Friulianslançâ

• Galicianlanzar, tirar

• Georgianგადაგდება

• Germanwerfen

• Greekρίχνω

• Hebre זרק

• Hindiफेंकना

• Hungariandob

• Icelandickasta, fleygja, henda, varpa, verpa

• Indonesianlempar

• Irishcaith

• Old Irishfo·ceird, caithid

• Italiangettare, lanciare, tirare

• Japanese投げる

• Normansouîndgi, fliantchi, j'ter, lanchi, pitchi

• Kazakhлақтыру, тастау

• Khmerបោះចោល

• Korean던지다

• Kurdish

• Soraniهاوێشتن, فڕێدان

• Kyrgyzташтоо

• Laoຂວ້າງ

• Latgaliansvīst, svaideit

• Latiniacto, iacio

• Latvianmest, sviest

• Lithuanianmesti, sviesti

• Luxembourgishgeheien

• Macedonianфрла

• Manchuᡶᠠᡥᠠᠮᠪᡳ

• Maorihōreke qualifier

• Mongolianхаях

• Neapolitaniettà

• Norwegiankaste, hive

• Occitanlançar

• Persianانداختن

• Polishrzucać

• Portugueselançar, atirar, arremessar, jogar

• Quechuachanqay, chuqay, chamqay, wikch'uy

• Romanianarunca

• Romanschbittar, lantschar

• Russianброса́тькида́ть

• Scottish gaelictilg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicбацити

• Romanbaciti

• Sicilianlanzari

• Sinhaleseගසනවා

• Slovakhodiť, vrhnúť

• Slovenevreči

• Spanishlanzar, tirar, arrojar

• Sundanesealung

• Swahilikutupa

• Swedishkasta

• Tajikандохтан

• Thaiโยนขว้างปา

• Turkishatmak, fırlatmak

• Turkmenatmak

• Ukrainianкида́ти

• Urduپھینکنا

• Uzbekotmoq

• Venetianlansar

• Vietnamesené

• Waray-Waraylabog, pilak

• Welshtaflu

• Yiddishוואַרפֿן

69.

• Englishsinker

• Englishbaseball pitch

• Japaneseシンカー

• Russianси́нкер

70.

• Englishaccentuation

• Englishpitch or modulation of the voice

• Portugueseacentuação

• Norwegianbetoning

• Spanishacentuación

• Swedishbetoning, accentuering

71.

• Englishup|up

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

72.

• Englishpitcher

• Englishthe player who throws the ball to the batter

• Catalanllançador

• Chinese

• Mandarin投手

• Dutchwerper

• Finnishsyöttäjä

• Frenchlanceur

• GermanPitcher

• Italianlanciatore

• Japanese投手ピッチャー

• Korean투수피처

• Portugueselançador

• Russianпи́тчер

• Spanishlanzador

• Swedishkastare

73.

• Englishcenter

• Englishsoccer: pass into the center of the pitch

• Czechcentr

• Finnishkeskitys

74.

• Englishpound

• Englishbaseball: to pitch consistently to a certain location

• Finnishpommittaa

75.

• Englishmodulate

• Englishto change the pitch (transitive)

• Danishmodulere

76.

• Englishball|ball

• Englishbaseball: a pitch that falls outside the strike zone

• Catalanbola

• Finnishväärä

• Frenchballe

• Japaneseボール

• Korean볼

• Russianбол

• Spanishbola

• Swahilimpira

77.

• Englishmonotonous

• Englishhaving an unvarying tone or pitch

• Catalanmonòton

• Czechmonotónní

• Danishenstonig, monoton

• Dutchmonotoon, eentonig

• Finnishyksitoikkoinen, monotoninen

• Germanmonoton

• Greekμονότονος

• Hebre מונוטוני

• Hungarianegyhangú, monoton

• Irishqualifierga

• Italianmonocorde

• Polishmonotonny

• Portuguesemonótono

• Russianмоното́нный, однозву́чный, одното́нный

• Scottish gaelicaon-ghuthach

• Spanishmonótono

• Swedishentonig, monoton

78.

• Englishchromatic

• Englishmusic: regarding all twelve traditional Western pitch classes, regardless of temperament or intonation

• Frenchchromatique

• Germanchromatisch

• Idokromatika

• Irishcrómatach, leath-thonach

• Italiancromatico

• Russianхромати́ческий

79.

• Englishbitumen

• EnglishMineral pitch

• Albanianbitu

• Bulgarianбитум

• Chinese

• Mandarin瀝青

• Dutchaardpekbitumen

• Finnishbitumi

• Frenchbitume

• GermanBitumen

• Hebre חמר

• Italianbitume, asfalto

• Japanese歴青瀝青

• Portuguesebetume

• Romanianbitu

• Russianби́тум

• Scottish gaelicbìth

• Spanishbetún, bitumen

• Swedishbitumen

80.

• Englishtuning

• Englishthe calibration of a musical instrument to a standard pitch

• Chinese

• Mandarin調音

• Czechladění

• Finnishviritys

• Frenchaccordage

• GermanStimmung

• Japanese調律

• Portugueseafinação

• Russianнастро́йка

81.

• Englishpitch-dark

• Englishabsolutely dark or black, as dark as pitch

• Chinese

• Mandarin黑沉沉漆黑墨黑

• Finnishsäkkipimeä, pilkkopimeä

• Frenchnoir comme dans un four

• Germanstockdunkel, stockfinster

• Italianpesto, nero come la pece

• Japanese真っ暗

• Russianнепрогля́дный, беспросве́тный, чёрный как смоль qualifier

82.

• Englishtonal

• Englishemploying differences in pitch to distinguish differences in meaning

• Germantonal

• Irishtonúil

83.

• Englishplunge

• EnglishThe act of thrusting into or submerging, a dive, leap, rush, or pitch into, or as into, water, as, to take the water with a plunge

• Catalanimmersió

• Finnishsukellus

• GermanEintauchen

• Italianimmersione

• Russianпрыжо́к

• Scottish gaelictumadh

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• Englishplunge

• English(intransitive) to pitch or throw oneself headlong or violently forward, as a horse does

• Slovakskočiť, vrhnúť sa strmhlav

• Lithuaniannerti, nardymas

• Portuguesemergulhar, atirar(-se)

• Spanishzambullir (1,4)

84.

• Englishknell

• Englishto signal or proclaim something by ringing a bell

• Czechzvonit

• Finnishkilistää (high pitch), kumistaa (low pitch)

• Polishbić w dzwon, dzwonić

• Scottish gaelicseir

85.

• Englishup|worked

• Englishhigher in pitch

• Danishop

• Dutchomhoog

• Frenchhaut

• Macedonianповисоко

• Norwegianopp

• Portugueseaumentar, elevar

• Russianвы́ше

• Swahilijuu

• Swedishupp

86.

• Englishsoprano

• Englishpitch

• Chinese

• Mandarin女高音

• Czechsoprán

• Finnishsopraano

• Frenchsoprano

• Georgianსოპრანო

• GermanSopran

• Hawaiiankopolano

• Hungarianszoprán

• Indonesiansopran

• Japaneseソプラノ

• Malaysoprano

• Maorireo kōtike

• Niueanleo kula

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsopran

• Nynorsksopran

• Portuguesesoprano

• Romaniansoprană

• Russianсопра́но

• Swedishsopran

87.

• Englishlight|bring

• Englishbaseball: to pitch

• Finnishsyöttää

• Tagalogcheckdalhín

• Icelandicqualifieris

• Idocheckportar, checkadportar

• Indonesiancheckbawa

• Kurdishcheckanîn, checkînan, checkhênan

• Latincheckferō

• Latviancheckatnest

• Siciliancheckpurtari, checkcarruzziari

• Slovenecheckprinesti

• Turkishcheckgetirmek

• Basquecheckekarri

88.

• Englishlow-pitched

• Englishhaving a low pitch

• Maorimārū

• Portuguesegrave

89.

• Englishattuned

• Englishtuned to the correct pitch

• Finnishviritetty

• Swedishstämd

90.

• Englishchange|rates

• Englishbaseball: a change-up pitch

• Swahilimabaliko

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