pin back
US /pɪn bæk/
・UK /pɪn bæk/
B2
phr.v.To hold back or restrain someone or something.
The coach pinned back their offensive attack to defend better.
phr.v.To fasten hair backward using a pin or clip.
She pinned back her hair with a clip before the meeting.
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Entering The World's Strangest Country
- When the pins go down, there's a little kid back there that puts the pin back in the spot.
When the pins go down, there's a little kid back there that puts the pin back in the spot.
- When the pins go down, there's a little kid back there that puts the pin back in the spot.
When the pins go down, there's a little kid back there that puts the pin back in the spot.
Work / Office Makeup Tutorial!
- Now, if you find any bits that you want to pin back or neaten up,
Now, if you find any bits that you want to pin back or neaten up,
- Now if you find any bits that you want to pin back or neaten up, just grab a bobby pin like this,
Now if you find any bits that you want to pin back or neaten up, just grab a bobby pin like this,
Steal These 5 Speaking Habits From Obama
- Michelle says, "Hon, you know, the only way that Daddy's going to disguise himself is if he has surgery to pin back his ears." Which I found somewhat offensive.
Michelle says, "Hon, you know, the only way that Daddy's going to disguise himself is if he has surgery to pin back his ears." Which I found somewhat offensive.