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pin something (on)to something
to attach or fix something to someone or something by pinning. The mayor pinned the medal onto the lapel of the brave young hero. She pinned a medal to his lapel.
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Movable pin sights are available, allowing you to adjust the pin to the exact distance.
Today you might find that even a small firm would like its employees to sport a nicely made lapel pin to make the people know about its nicely cultivated corporate spirit.
Although you might give your PIN to friends or family that you trust in order to take money out for you, this is a bad idea.
 
 
 
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