to attach something to a wall, board, or other surface with pins
"He pinned up the timetable above his desk."
to attach something to a wall or surface with pins
to fix something up with a pin
2 meanings, ordered from most common to least. Color-coded by CEFR level.
to attach something to a wall, board, or other surface with pins
"He pinned up the timetable above his desk."
to arrange hair in an up style using pins
"She pinned up her hair for the wedding."
to attach upward with a pin
to fix something up with a pin
Common with notices, posters, pictures, and papers. Also used for putting hair up with pins in some contexts.
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