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P0307900 (pĭn)n.1. a. A short, straight, stiff piece of wire with a blunt head and a sharp point, used especially for fastening.b. Something, such as a safety pin, that resembles such a piece of wire in shape or use.c. A whit; a jot: didn't care a pin about the matter.2. A slender, usually cylindrical piece of wood or metal for holding or fastening parts together, or serving as a support for suspending one thing from another, as:a. A thin rod for securing the ends of fractured bones.b. A peg for fixing the crown to the root of a tooth.c. A cotter pin.d. The part of a key stem entering a lock.e. Music One of the pegs securing the strings and regulating their tension on a stringed instrument.f. Nautical A belaying pin.g. Nautical A thole pin.3. An ornament fastened to clothing by means of a clasp.4. A rolling pin.5. Sports a. One of the wooden clubs at which the ball is aimed in bowling.b. A flagstick.c. See fall.6. pins Informal The legs: is steady on his pins.7. Electronics A lead on a device that plugs into a socket to connect the device to a system.8. Computers a. Any of the pegs on the platen of a printer, which engage holes at the edges of paper.b. Any of the styluses that form a dot matrix on a printer.c. Any of the small metal prongs at the end of a connector that fit into the holes in a port.tr.v. pinned, pin·ning, pins 1. To fasten or secure with or as if with a pin or pins.2. To transfix.3. To place in a position of trusting dependence: He pinned his faith on an absurdity.4. a. To hold fast; immobilize: He was pinned under the wreckage of the truck.b. Sports To win a fall from in wrestling.5. To give (a woman) a fraternity pin in token of attachment.adj. Having a grain suggestive of the heads of pins. Used of leather.Phrasal Verbs: pin down1. To fix or establish clearly: She pinned down the cause of the accident.2. To force (someone) to give firm opinions or precise information: The reporter pinned the governor down on the issue of taxes. pin on To attribute (a crime) to (someone): The murder was pinned on the wrong suspect.

[Middle English, from Old English pinn, perhaps from Latin pinna, feather; see pet- in Indo-European roots.]

P0307900 (pĭn)abbr. personal identification number

Thesaurus

pin on

verbTo ascribe (a misdeed or an error, for example) to:affix, assign, blame, fasten, fix, impute, place.

Translations

fissare con uno spillo

pin on

pin (something) on (one)

To blame or try to frame one for a crime, transgression, or wrongdoing of which they are innocent. They tried to pin the theft on me just because I had access to the safe that day. The police pinned the murder on him because he was a convenient suspect, even though they had no real proof. No way, you ain't pinning this on me!See also: on, pin

pin something on someone or something

to hang something on someone or something by pinning. (See also something on someone">pin something on someone.) The mayor pinned the medal on the boy who had rescued the swimmer. I pinned a yellow ribbon on my lapel.See also: on, pin

pin something on someone

Fig. Inf. to blame something on someone; to frame someone for a crime; to make it appear that an innocent person has actually committed a crime. (See also something on someone or something">pin something on someone or something.) Don't try to pin that crime on me! I didn't do it. The gang member tried to pin the crime on a rival gang.See also: on, pin

pin on

Attribute to someone, especially a wrongdoing or crime. For example, They pinned the murder on the wrong man. This expression uses pin in the sense of "attach." [First half of 1900s] See also: on, pin

pin on

v.1. To hang or secure something onto someone or something using a pin or pins: I pinned a flower on my hat. I pinned on a corsage to my sleeve.2. To ascribe responsibility for something, especially something that is worthy of blame, to someone: The detective pinned the murder on the wrong suspect.See also: on, pin

单词	pin on
释义	pin on pin P0307900 (pĭn)n.1. a. A short, straight, stiff piece of wire with a blunt head and a sharp point, used especially for fastening.b. Something, such as a safety pin, that resembles such a piece of wire in shape or use.c. A whit; a jot: didn't care a pin about the matter.2. A slender, usually cylindrical piece of wood or metal for holding or fastening parts together, or serving as a support for suspending one thing from another, as:a. A thin rod for securing the ends of fractured bones.b. A peg for fixing the crown to the root of a tooth.c. A cotter pin.d. The part of a key stem entering a lock.e. Music One of the pegs securing the strings and regulating their tension on a stringed instrument.f. Nautical A belaying pin.g. Nautical A thole pin.3. An ornament fastened to clothing by means of a clasp.4. A rolling pin.5. Sports a. One of the wooden clubs at which the ball is aimed in bowling.b. A flagstick.c. See fall.6. pins Informal The legs: is steady on his pins.7. Electronics A lead on a device that plugs into a socket to connect the device to a system.8. Computers a. Any of the pegs on the platen of a printer, which engage holes at the edges of paper.b. Any of the styluses that form a dot matrix on a printer.c. Any of the small metal prongs at the end of a connector that fit into the holes in a port.tr.v. pinned, pin·ning, pins 1. To fasten or secure with or as if with a pin or pins.2. To transfix.3. To place in a position of trusting dependence: He pinned his faith on an absurdity.4. a. To hold fast; immobilize: He was pinned under the wreckage of the truck.b. Sports To win a fall from in wrestling.5. To give (a woman) a fraternity pin in token of attachment.adj. Having a grain suggestive of the heads of pins. Used of leather.Phrasal Verbs: *pin down1. To fix or establish clearly: She pinned down the cause of the accident.2. To force (someone) to give firm opinions or precise information: The reporter pinned the governor down on the issue of taxes. pin on* To attribute (a crime) to (someone): The murder was pinned on the wrong suspect. [Middle English, from Old English pinn, perhaps from Latin pinna, feather; see pet- in Indo-European roots.] PIN P0307900 (pĭn)abbr. personal identification number Thesaurus pin on verbTo ascribe (a misdeed or an error, for example) to:affix, assign, blame, fasten, fix, impute, place. Translations fissare con uno spillo pin on pin (something) on (one) To blame or try to frame one for a crime, transgression, or wrongdoing of which they are innocent. They tried to pin the theft on me just because I had access to the safe that day. The police pinned the murder on him because he was a convenient suspect, even though they had no real proof. No way, you ain't pinning this on me!See also: on, pin pin something on someone or something to hang something on someone or something by pinning. (See also something on someone">pin something on someone.) The mayor pinned the medal on the boy who had rescued the swimmer. I pinned a yellow ribbon on my lapel.See also: on, pin pin something on someone Fig. Inf. to blame something on someone; to frame someone for a crime; to make it appear that an innocent person has actually committed a crime. (See also something on someone or something">pin something on someone or something.) Don't try to pin that crime on me! I didn't do it. The gang member tried to pin the crime on a rival gang.See also: on, pin pin on Attribute to someone, especially a wrongdoing or crime. For example, They pinned the murder on the wrong man. This expression uses pin in the sense of "attach." [First half of 1900s] See also: on, pin pin on v.1. To hang or secure something onto someone or something using a pin or pins: I pinned a flower on my hat. I pinned on a corsage to my sleeve.2. To ascribe responsibility for something, especially something that is worthy of blame, to someone: The detective pinned the murder on the wrong suspect.See also: on, pin EncyclopediaSeepin pin on Related to pin on: without a hitch, take a back seat, level with, along the lines verb Synonyms for pin on verb to ascribe (a misdeed or an error, for example) to Synonyms affix assign blame fasten fix impute place
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verb to ascribe (a misdeed or an error, for example) to

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