Question

some entries in the dictionary will include a sentence or phrase that shows how to use the word correctly. this is helpful when a word has particularly strange usage. you might also see information about irregular forms of the word. some entries can also include synonyms for the word, which may be abbreviated \syn.\ lastly, you might find information about a words origins or etymology. that means the language the word came from. some entries will also have labels that tell you if a definition can be used in a way that is not standard english. for example, the word \yough\ to mean money will be labeled as \slang.\

read the following dictionary entry:
pitch (pitch) verb
1: to throw or hurl (a ball, coin, spear or other object)
he pitched the ball gently to his little boy who tried vainly to catch it.
syn: cast, hurl, throw

2: to establish, set up or anchor solidly
the hikers pitched their camp near the river.
syn: erect, establish, place, set

3: in baseball or softball, to be the pitcher during a game.
she pitched seven innings before the manager took her out.

4: to establish the degree, angle, level or position of.
he didnt pitch his ambitions very high.

this dictionary entry
a. specifies that \pitch\ can be used as a noun.
b. does not include any synonyms for the word \pitch.\
c. includes four different pronunciations for the word \pitch.\
d. includes a sentence for each definition given for the word \pitch.\

Explanation:

The dictionary entry for "pitch" shows it as a verb with multiple definitions. Each definition is accompanied by a sentence example. It does not specify "pitch" as a noun, includes synonyms for some definitions, and does not mention multiple pronunciations.

Answer:

D. includes a sentence for each definition given for the word "pitch."