Noun pin (plural: pins) small needle used for fastening small nail with a head and a sharp point a cylinder of wood or metal used to fasten or as a bearing between two parts a wooden skittle used as a target in a game of bowling (in plural) leg I'm not so good on my pins these days the individual connecting elements of a multi-pole electrical connector The UK standard connector for domestic mains electricity is the three-pin plug Pronunciation SAMPA: /'/ IPA: /pɪn/ Related terms belaying pin drawing pin gudgeon pin pincushion pinhole pinprick pins and needles pintle Translations Catalan: agulla de cap f Dutch: pin f French: épingle ?? f German: Stecknadel f Interlingua: spinula Japanese: ピン (pin) Portuguese: alfinete m, tacha f Spanish: alfiler m Verb to pin (pinned, pinned) to fasten or attach with a pin to attribute blame ...you can't pin that robbery on me! Related terms underpin pin the tail on the donkey See also PIN Dutch Pronunciation IPA: /pɪn/ Noun pin m peg, pin French Pronunciation SAMPA: /'/ IPA: /pɜ̃/ Homophones pain Noun pin m pine tree
Verb to pin (pinned, pinned) to fasten or attach with a pin to attribute blame ...you can't pin that robbery on me! Related terms underpin pin the tail on the donkey See also PIN Dutch Pronunciation IPA: /pɪn/ Noun pin m peg, pin French Pronunciation SAMPA: /'/ IPA: /pɜ̃/ Homophones pain Noun pin m pine tree
Dutch Pronunciation IPA: /pɪn/ Noun pin m peg, pin French Pronunciation SAMPA: /'/ IPA: /pɜ̃/ Homophones pain Noun pin m pine tree
Pronunciation IPA: /pɪn/ Noun pin m peg, pin French Pronunciation SAMPA: /'/ IPA: /pɜ̃/ Homophones pain Noun pin m pine tree
French Pronunciation SAMPA: /'/ IPA: /pɜ̃/ Homophones pain Noun pin m pine tree
