Pin: English /p? n/？ Beauty /p? I don't know.
Noun (short for noun)
Nails, wedges, pins and bolts, esp for bone-setting; Pin (of a plug); Pin, pin; Badge (with pin); Brooch, pin; < Chess > Containment; Hairpins, hair forks; Flagpole (used to mark holes in golf courses); Steel nail (used for bone setting); Personal identification number and private password; Wooden bottles, wooden bottles, etc. for bowling; Chords (used to tune stringed instruments), harp; Small things, worthless things; Safety pin (on a Grenade); (of a person's leg); A small beer barrel with a capacity of 4.5 gallons.
transitive verb
Fix, fasten or nail with a tack, etc. ); Attached to or tied to; < Chess > Containment; Fixing, pressing and clamping; Blame, blame.
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Pins, pins, needles; Pins, nails and bolts; (of leather) smaller than a needle.
Third person singular: pins plural: pins present participle: pinning past tense: pinned past participle: pinned.
What? Asshole. Hole? Are you online? That? Tin foil? With what? Answer? pin。 ?
He poked holes in the foil with a pin.
Really? Really? Lover? Casting? Answer? pin？ Become? That? Fountain? And then what? Gaze? Become? It? Will. Do you see it? His? Or? She? Future? Partner?
As long as you are sincere, throw a needle into the fountain and stare at the spring, you can see the shadow of your future partner.
What about you? Can't? pin？ This? One? Open? Me? ─? Me? Isn't it? Even? There! ?
You can't blame me for this. I wasn't even there!
Chip? And then what? PIN？ Is it? Designed? Where to? Fight? Credit? Card? Fraud. ?
Smart card system is designed to prevent credit card fraud.
Pin？ All of them? That? Fragments? Yes? Material? Together. ?
Nail these materials together.