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Thread: Come to a pitch
- 10-Jan-2008, 19:15 #1
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Come to a pitch Hi all,
What is the meaning of «to come to a pitch»?
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«...his investigations were coming to a pitch at precisely the same moment...»
Sort of coming to an end?
Thank you so much
- 10-Jan-2008, 23:10 #2
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Re: Come to a pitch
- 11-Jan-2008, 00:25 #3
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Re: Come to a pitch Thank You Anglika, You are always ready for the fight!
Originally Posted by Anglika 
- 11-Jan-2008, 00:33 #4
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Re: Come to a pitch Thanks, Jiho - but I hope you really mean I am always ready for a challenge
- 11-Jan-2008, 11:53 #5
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Re: Come to a pitch Well, i hope i wasn't so rude... Please, excuse me if i did Originally Posted by Anglika Thanks, Jiho - but I hope you really mean I am always ready for a challenge
I really meant you are always ready to help the learner in the fight, and for sure that can be called a challenge. So I meant your are on our side, always ready to lend a hand.
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