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pin英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]大头针 a short thin piece of metal that looks like a small nail, used for fastening together pieces of cloth, paper, etc.
  2. [C]饰针 a quite short thin piece of metal, pointed at one end and with a decoration at the other
  3. [C]锁,钉,插头,闩 peg of wood or metal for various special purposes
  4. [C]保险针,保险栓 clip on a hand grenade that stops it from exploding
  5. [P]〈俚〉腿legs
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 把…别住,把…钉住 fasten or join with a pin or pins
  2. vt. 压住,使不能动 keep in one position, especially by weight from above

pin是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 饰针,胸针,扣针
  2. 管脚
  3. 别针,大头针
  4. 【电】插头
  5. 发夹, 轸子
  6. 有别针的徽章
  7. 测针
  8. 【海】桨架脚
  9. 小桶
  10. 没价值的东西
  11. 枢轴
v. (动词)
  1. 钉住,别住,扣住
  2. 压住,按住
  3. 按住使不能动,束缚住,使不能动弹
  4. 围住,关住
  5. 抓住
  6. 【军】牵制
  7. 把…归罪于,把…归咎于
  8. (使)固定,(用别针、大头针)固定住
  9. 别上
  10. 钳住
  11. 完全依赖
  12. 寄希望于,指望
  13. 找某人查问
  14. 把…别住,把…钉住
  15. 刺穿
  16. 将学生会的会徽给与(女生以示爱)
abbr. (缩略词)
  1. =personal identification number 个人识别号

pin变形

复数:pins

第三人称单数:pins

现在分词:pinning

过去式:pinned

过去分词:pinned

pin词根

词根:pin

n.

pinning 阻塞;[建] 打小桩

pinner 别扣针者;头巾之一种

v.

pinning 钉(pin的现在分词)

pin英英释义

noun

a piece of solid material (such as wood or metal) used especially for fastening things together or as a support by which one thing may be suspended from another

obsolete the center peg of a targetalso: the center itself

something that resembles a pin especially in slender elongated form

an electrical connector pin

one of the pieces constituting the target in various games (such as bowling)

a peg for regulating the tension of the strings of a musical instrument

the part of a key stem that enters a lock

a belaying pin

a very thin small pointed metal pin with a head used especially for fastening cloth

bother them all! I don't care a pin about them—Bram Stoker

an ornament or emblem fastened to clothing with a pin

bobby pin

leg—usually used in plural

wobbly on his pins

a fall in wrestling

verb

transitive verb

to fasten, join, or secure with a pin … all the big brass is standing at attention and the biggest brass of all is waiting to pin a medal on my chest …—Ray Russell

She pinned the corsage to her dress.

to hold fast or immobile Rescue crews freed the people who were pinned under the wreckage. (figurative) They were pinned down by enemy fire. see also pin down

The three men held him pinned against the wall …—Joseph Conrad

to present (a young woman) with a fraternity pin as a pledge of affection

to make (something) contingent or dependent : fasten—usually used with on see also pin one's hopes on

Pinterest is pinning its future on Wall Street, with the digital scrapbooking site … filing for an initial public offering of stock.—Rebecca Bellan

to assign the blame or responsibility for see also pin the blame on

They tried to pin the robbery on a night watchman

to define or determine clearly or precisely—usually used with down

it is hard to pin down exactly when things changed—Katharine Whittemore

computers to fix (something, such as a message, a file, or an icon) in place for convenient viewing or access "Need to pin a file or a message to the channel so people can access it quickly and easily? No problem!" Slack said in a blog post on the new feature today.—Jordan Novet Many companies scrambled to get their heads around how to use their existing technology infrastructure to work remotely. For them, Microsoft Teams was just an icon pinned to their menu bar that lay dormant.—Property Week

This is one of the most useful features of the new Twitter—you can pin a tweet on your profile so that it stays on top …—Luana Spinetti

to make (a chess opponent's piece) unable to move without exposing the king to check or a valuable piece to capture

The white queen pins the black bishop.

of a wrestler to secure a fall (see fall entry 2 sense 9c(1)) over (an opponent)

In five years of wrestling at Exeter, I probably pinned no more than a half-dozen opponents. I was almost never pinned—only twice, in fact.—John Irving

adjective

of or relating to a pin

of leather having a grain suggesting the heads of pins

abbreviation

personal identification number

pin词组

pins and needles如坐针毡;焦躁不安;手脚发麻

pin something on someone[口语]把某事的责任加上某人身上,把某事归罪于某人 

on pins and needles如坐针毡;坐立不安

pin down确定;使受约束;阻止

piston pin活塞销

pin hole针孔,塞孔;气泡

ejector pin出坯杆,起模杆;推顶杆,推钉

on the pin注意;留神 

guide pin导销,定位销

pin on把……归罪于;钉住

safety pin安全别针

pin number插脚数;引脚数;管脚号码

angle pin斜针;斜导边;角度针

rolling pin擀面杖

crank pin曲柄销;拐肘销

pin up钉住

cotter pin开口销

pin moneyn. 零花钱

pivot pin中心承枢;中心销钉;枢轴销

pin roll小齿轮;销辊

pin词源中文解释

晚期古英语 pinn “用于固定或连接物品的木制或金属销子或螺栓”,源自原始日耳曼语 *penn- “突出的点或峰顶”(也指古撒克逊语 pin “销子”,古诺尔斯语 pinni “销子,大头钉”,中古荷兰语 pin “销子,大头钉”,古高地德语 pfinn,德语 Pinne “销子,大头钉”),源自拉丁语 pinna “羽毛,翎毛”; 复数形式为“翅膀”; 还有“鳍,水车的勺子”; 还有“尖顶; 海角,岬角; 城垛”(如在《路加福音》第四章第九节中的拉丁圣经中)并应用于各种“点”,源自 PIE 词根 *pet- “猛冲,飞行”。

De Vaan 和 Watkins 说,拉丁语 pinna 是 penna 的派生词,字面意思是“羽毛”(见 pen(n.1)); 早期的理论认为 pinna 是一个单独的词,来自一个意思为“尖锐的点”的词根。这个拉丁词也被凯尔特语借用:爱尔兰语 pinne “销子,大头钉,插口”; 威尔士语 pin “销子,笔”。

The transition from 'feather' to 'pin' (a slender or pointed instrument) appears to have been through 'pen,' a quill, to ' pen,' a style or stylus, hence any slender or pointed instrument [Century Dictionary]
从“羽毛”到“销子”(一种细长或尖锐的工具)的转变似乎是通过“pen”(一种羽毛笔)到“pen”(一种笔或钢笔),因此任何细长或尖锐的工具[世纪词典]

作为锁或门闩的一部分,约1200年; 作为机械设备的控制,晚14世纪。现代细线销,用于固定衣物或缝纫,名称在晚14世纪出现,也许在晚13世纪出现。转义为“腿”记录于1520年代,保留了早期的意义。指“用于保龄球等游戏中被竖立起来被击倒的木棍或球杆”于1570年代出现。

Pin-money “女性用于个人开支的年度津贴,用于购买衣服等”自1620年代以来就有了。 Pins and needles “刺痛感”来自1810年。掉针声作为几乎无声的代表是从1775年开始的。

pin_体育行业词汇

弓木上的小黑点

球瓶

pin_医学行业词汇

针,钉:用来固定骨折断端的细长金属条

牙科用来将人工牙冠固定于牙根的针,或者用作牙科复位的辅助维持物

pin_林学行业词汇

销子

pin_电工行业词汇

插销

pin词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Old English pinn (akin to Old High German pfinn peg), perhaps from Latin pinna quill, feather — more at pen

The first known use of pin was before the 12th century

pin儿童词典英英释义

pit1 of 4noun

a hole, shaft, or cavity in the ground

a gravel pit

an area set off from and often sunken below neighboring areas: as

an enclosure where animals (as cocks) are set to fight

the space occupied by an orchestra in a theater

a hollowed or indented area especially in the surface of the body

the pit of the stomach

an indented scar (as from a boil)

plural worst entry 3 sense 1

it's the pits

any of the areas alongside an auto racetrack used for servicing cars during a race—often used in plural with the

pit2 of 4verb

to put into or store in a pit

to make pits inespecially: to scar with pits

to set against another in a fight or contest

pitted the courageous fighter against the champion

to become marked with pits

pit3 of 4noun

the stone of a fruit (as the cherry or peach) that is a drupe

pit4 of 4verb

to remove the pit from

pitted dates

pin1 of 2noun

a piece of wood, metal, or plastic used especially for fastening things together or for hanging one thing from another

something that resembles a pin especially in long slender form

a pin that makes an electrical connection

one of the pieces that make up the target in various games (as bowling)

the staff of the flag marking a hole on a golf course

a peg for regulating the tension of the strings of a musical instrument

a very thin small pointed metal pin with a head used especially for fastening cloth

little entry 3 sense 1, trifle

doesn't care a pin what they think

an ornament or emblem fastened to clothing with a pin

a device (as a hairpin or safety pin) for fastening

leg entry 1 sense 1

pin2 of 2verb

to fasten, join, or secure with or as if with a pin

to prevent or be prevented from moving

pinned under the wreckage

to assign the blame or responsibility for

pin1 of 2noun

a piece of wood, metal, or plastic used especially for fastening things together or for hanging one thing from another

something that resembles a pin especially in long slender form

a pin that makes an electrical connection

one of the pieces that make up the target in various games (as bowling)

the staff of the flag marking a hole on a golf course

a peg for regulating the tension of the strings of a musical instrument

a very thin small pointed metal pin with a head used especially for fastening cloth

little entry 3 sense 1, trifle

doesn't care a pin what they think

an ornament or emblem fastened to clothing with a pin

a device (as a hairpin or safety pin) for fastening

leg entry 1 sense 1

pin2 of 2verb

to fasten, join, or secure with or as if with a pin

to prevent or be prevented from moving

pinned under the wreckage

to assign the blame or responsibility for

pin医学词典英英释义

pin1 of 3noun

a metal rod driven into or through a fractured bone to immobilize it

a metal rod driven into the root of a reconstructed tooth to provide support for a crown or into the jaw to provide support for an artificial tooth

pin2 of 3transitive verb

to fasten, join, or secure with a pin

PIN3 of 3abbreviation

prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia

pin 例句

1 Two men pinned him down until the police arrived.

两个人按住他直到警察赶来。

2 The thick part of the piston that holds the piston pin is the pin boss.

用来支撑活塞销的活塞厚的部分称为活塞销凸台.

3 And as using gripped me again, I found it harder and harder not notice my grandmother’s PIN, which she entered with trembling hands at the ATM whenever I took her shopping.

4 Dad took a pin and pinned the flower to her coat.

爸爸取出一枚别针,将花别在她的外衣上.

5 Aussies were injured in 1999 by not removing all pins from new shirts.

在1999年有142个澳洲佬因忘记取下新衬衫上的别针而被扎伤.

6 Pinning a ten shilling note to the letter.

7 Another doctor was asked to remove a pin that signifies solidarity with Palestine.

8 Just in case you wanted to pin something on your noticeboard.

以防你想用大头针把东西固定在布告栏上.

9 Sell your soul for that, do , dyed rags pinned round a squaw.

为了那些用别针别在婆娘腰身上的染了色的节片,出卖你的灵魂吧.

10 It was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop.

安静得连掉一根针的声音都听得见.

11 I dialed the office helpline to ask for assistance resetting my PIN, and received the good news that a temporary password link had been sent to my email address.

12 She kept putting away her dress and her pins.

她还在收拾衣服和饰针.

13 Next is about removing clips and pins that fasten papers.

下面一条有关去掉夹住文件纸张的回形针和大头针的规定.

14 You can't pin this one on me—I wasn't even there!

这事你不能怪罪我。我当时根本不在场!

15 Large numbers of the enemy's main force were at last pinned down.

敌人的许多主力部队终于被牵制住了.

16 She served her earring as a pin.

她将她的耳环充当饰针.

17 Be careful with that dress; it's only pinned on.

当心那件衣服, 它只是用别针别上去的.

18 Penalty: Your account and PIN get uploaded to hackerhangout.com.

19 For example, in late May, the exchange rate when putting funds into a Travelex Chip and PIN card online was about $1.50 to the euro.

20 And always cover the keypad when you enter your PIN.

pin 同义词

3 没价值的东西

rush mud

5 弦轴

peg

7

needle

8 系索栓

becket

11 别住

skewer clip

14 鸠尾榫

dovetail fantail

15 栓子

embolism

16 把…归咎于

put attribute blame impute

18 管脚

mount socle

19 制轮楔

linchpin

20 销钉

peg

21 靶心

eye carton prick clout blank

25 用复数腿

stump

26

hairpin

27 不能动

immotile bind Jam

28 插头

plug plug connector

31 固定住

clamp stick clip

34 针状物

spicule

35 木瓶

kitty wood tenpin

36 旗杆

shaft mast flagpole

37 木柱

perch

38 不能动弹

jam

39 小柱

trabecula

40 紧压

impaction compress

41 小桶

kit keg kilderkin rundlet

42 使不动

still fixate immobilize

47 不值钱的东西

gubbins trash falderal

48 保险栓

safety catch

50 帽针

hatpin

51 大头针

hob

52 擀面棍

roller rolling pin

55 按住

hold pin down

56 看透

penetrate

57 木钉

peg treenail

58 使不能动

Jam

60 琐碎东西

small trifle fillip

61 把归咎于

blame impute

63 使无法动弹

fascinate

64 钉子

nail hob holdfast

pin 短语相关

pin curl gudgeon pin drawing pin wrist pin piston pin you could hear a pin drop pin oak pin down rolling pin firing pin

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