英语词组pin someone's ears back是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

pin someone's ears back

Theme: SCOLDING

to scold someone severely; to beat someone. (Slang.)

Tom pinned my ears back because I insulted him.I got very mad at John and wanted to pin his ears back, but I didn't.

Slang

pin someone's ears back

Theme: SCOLDING

tr. to scold someone severely.

She really pinned his ears back.The teacher pinned the kids' ears back for chewing gum.

Theme: VIOLENCE

tr. to beat someone, especially about the head.

Lefty says I'm supposed to pin your ears back.You do something like that again, and I'll pin your ears back.

pin back (one's) ears

1. To harshly reprimand one. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." The principal pinned back Jeff's ears for what he did in the cafeteria. My parents are going to pin my ears back if I'm not home by curfew.

2. To definitively defeat one. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." I knew the other team was better, but I didn't think they would pin back our ears so dominantly. Dude, Kristina is a star tennis player—she's going to pin your ears back out there.

3. To beat or strike one, especially targeting the head. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." Talk to me like that again and I'll pin back your ears, boy! Don't cross Rufus or he'll pin your ears back. I've seen him do it.

4. To listen carefully. Typically used as an imperative. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." Primarily heard in UK. Pin back your ears while the teacher is talking so you don't miss the assignment. My boss told me to pin my ears back during the meeting, but I was already listening closely.

pin someone's ears back

Defeat, overcome, punish, as in The Red Sox had their ears pinned back by the Yankees, or You'll get your ears pinned back if you're late. [c. 1940]

pin someone's ears back

AMERICAN

If you pin someone's ears back, you tell them off for having done something wrong. I've had some grandparents pin their 40-year-old son's ears back.

词组	pin someone's ears back
释义	Idiom pin someone's ears back Theme: SCOLDING to scold someone severely; to beat someone. (Slang.) Tom pinned my ears back because I insulted him.I got very mad at John and wanted to pin his ears back, but I didn't. Slang pin someone's ears back Theme: SCOLDING tr. to scold someone severely. She really pinned his ears back.The teacher pinned the kids' ears back for chewing gum. Theme: VIOLENCE tr. to beat someone, especially about the head. Lefty says I'm supposed to pin your ears back.You do something like that again, and I'll pin your ears back. pin back (one's) ears 1. To harshly reprimand one. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." The principal pinned back Jeff's ears for what he did in the cafeteria. My parents are going to pin my ears back if I'm not home by curfew. 2. To definitively defeat one. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." I knew the other team was better, but I didn't think they would pin back our ears so dominantly. Dude, Kristina is a star tennis player—she's going to pin your ears back out there. 3. To beat or strike one, especially targeting the head. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." Talk to me like that again and I'll pin back your ears, boy! Don't cross Rufus or he'll pin your ears back. I've seen him do it. 4. To listen carefully. Typically used as an imperative. Also seen as "pin (one's) ears back." Primarily heard in UK. Pin back your ears while the teacher is talking so you don't miss the assignment. My boss told me to pin my ears back during the meeting, but I was already listening closely. pin someone's ears back Defeat, overcome, punish, as in The Red Sox had their ears pinned back by the Yankees, or You'll get your ears pinned back if you're late. [c. 1940] pin someone's ears back AMERICAN If you pin someone's ears back, you tell them off for having done something wrong. I've had some grandparents pin their 40-year-old son's ears back.
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