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pin obj KEEP STILLpInv [T always + adv/prep]-nn- to keep (someone or something) in the same position or place把…困住Fallen rubble kept her pinned to the ground until she was rescued.掉下来的碎石把她困在地上，直到有人把她救了出来。Enemy fire pinned down a group of soldiers in a bunker. [M]敌人的炮火把一部分士兵困在掩体里。Conner won most of his wrestling matches by pinning (= holding both shoulders of) his opponent to the mat.康纳的大部分摔跤比赛都是通过把对手双肩压在垫子上取胜的。(fig.) You can't pin (= fix) the blame on her -- she wasn't there when the accident happened.你不能怪她----事故发生的时候她不在场。(Br infml) If someone tells you to pin back your ears or pin your ears back, they are telling you to listen to what they are going to say.仔细听To pin someone down is to force them to make a decision or provide details.使交待He's really difficult to pin down -- you'll have to be persistent.让他交待很难----你必须坚持。To pin down something is to discover exact details about it.证实We know there's been a radiation leak, but we can't pin down the place or time of its origin.我们知道有核泄漏，但无法证实时间和地点。
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