单词 | pin |
释义 | pin —pin /pɪn/ noun [C] (METAL STICK) B1 a small thin piece of metal with a point at one end, especially used for temporarily holding pieces of cloth together: » I'll keep the trouser patch in place with pins while I sew it on.Thesaurus+: ↑Knitting and sewingThesaurus+: ↑Pins, clips, hooks and pegsF0 a thin piece of metal: » If you pull the pin out of a hand-grenade, it'll explode.» Is it a two-pin plug or a three-pin plug?» Doctors inserted a metal pin in his leg to hold the bones together.Thesaurus+: ↑Knitting and sewingF0 a decorative object, used as jewellery: » a hat/tie pinThesaurus+: ↑JewelleryF0 US FOR BROOCH(Cf. ↑brooch) Thesaurus+: ↑Jewellery• • • Extra Examples:» He stuck up a notice on the board with pins.» She'd used some pins to hold the seam together.» I've not stitched the hem yet, it's just held up with pins.» Don't prick yourself on those pins.» They had to insert a pin into his knee joint.noun [C] SPECIALIZED (IN CHESS) ► F0 In the game of chess, a pin is a special move that stops the other player from moving one of their pieces, because to move it will put another more valuable piece in danger: » That nasty pin stopped me from moving my knight.Thesaurus+: ↑Chessnoun [C] [usually plural] OLD-FASHIONED HUMOROUS (LEG) ► F0 a leg: » Grandpa's very old now and he's a bit shaky on his pins.Thesaurus+: ↑The legverb (-nn-) (METAL STICK) ↑Verb Endings for pin B1 [T + adv/prep] to fasten something with a pin: » A large picture of the president was pinned to/(up) on the office wall.» She had pinned up her lovely long hair.Thesaurus+: ↑Fastening and tyingF0 [T] US OLD-FASHIONED When a young man pins a young woman, he gives her a piece of jewellery to show that they love each other. Thesaurus+: ↑Finding a partner• • • Extra Examples:» A flower was pinned to her lapel.» She'd pinned a brooch on her jacket.» He pinned a notice on the board.» We're not allowed to pin anything on these walls.» He had a red ribbon pinned to his collar.verb [T + adv/prep] (-nn-) (STOP MOVEMENT) ↑Verb Endings for pin ► F0 to force someone or something to stay in a particular place by putting weight on them: » She was pinned (down) under a pile of rubble.» A guy leaped out at me and pinned me (up) against the wall.Thesaurus+: ↑Capturing or taking possession of things , ↑Getting, receiving and accepting |
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