pinned

英 [pɪnd]

美 [pɪnd]

v.  (用大头钉等)固定，别上，钉住; 使不能动弹; 按住; 钳住
pin的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：pinned　过去式：pinned　

BNC.42882 / COCA.37655

双语例句

• I looked at the ribbon pinned to my lampshade and suddenly felt ashamed.
  我看着别在灯罩上的蓝飘带，顿时感到羞愧。
• They pinned a notice to the door
  他们把通知钉在门上。
• I felt a sharp pain, and I was pinned to the mast by my shoulder.
  我感到一阵剧痛，我的肩膀被钉在桅杆上。
• He is as slippery as an eel and simply refuses to be pinned down on anything.
  他很圆滑，什么事情都不肯承担责任。
• If they'd operated and pinned her arm at once, she might have healed by now
  如果他们当时马上就给她的胳膊做手术并用钢针固定，她现在可能已经痊愈了。
• He pinned a badge on his jacket.
  他把一枚徽章别在外套上。
• The speeding motorist was pinned to the ground by angry locals who took the law into their own hands until police arrived.
  愤怒的当地人以暴代法——将超速司机强行按在地上，直至警察赶来。
• He had pinned up a map of Finland.
  他把一张芬兰地图钉在了墙上。
• The dog pinned its ears back to catch the faint sound.
  那条狗的耳朵向后支着，倾听细微的声响。
• It had a card pinned to the lapel with my name and address.
  翻领上别了一张卡片，上面是我的名字和地址。