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单词 pin-up
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pin-upadj.n.

Brit. /ˈpɪnʌp/, U.S. /ˈpɪnˌəp/
Origin: Formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: pin v.1, up adv.1
Etymology: < pin v.1 + up adv.1, after to pin up (see pin v.1 3).
A. adj.
1. Of a garment, etc.: designed to be pinned up; that may be shortened by pinning up. Obsolete.
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the world > textiles and clothing > clothing > types or styles of clothing > [adjective] > other
smalleOE
lightc1230
round1402
side-necked1430
wanton1489
Spanish1530
tucked1530
lustya1555
civil1582
open-breasted1598
full1601
everlasting1607
sheeten1611
nothinga1616
burly1651
pin-up1677
slouching1691
double-breasted1701
negligée1718
translated1727
uniform1746
undress1777
single-breasted1796
unworn1798
mamalone1799
costumic1801
safeguard1822
Tom and Jerry1830
lightweight1837
fancy dress1844
wrap-1845
hen-skin1846
Mary Stuart1846
well-cut1849
mousquetaire1851
empire1852
costumary1853
solid1859
spring weight1869
Henri II1870
western1881
hard-boiled1882
man-of-war1883
Henley1886
demi-season1890
Gretchen1890
toreador1892
crossover1893
French cut1896
drifty1897
boxy1898
Buster Brown1902
Romney1903
modistic1907
Peter Pan1908
classic1909
Fauntleroy1911
baby doll1912
flared1928
flare1929
tuck-in1929
unpressed1932
Edwardian1934
swingy1937
topless1937
wraparound1937
dressed-down1939
cover-up1942
Sun Yat-sen1942
utility1942
non-utility1948
sudsable1951
off-the-shoulder1953
peasant1953
flareless1954
A-line1955
matador1955
stretch1956
wash-and-wear1959
layered1962
Tom Jones1964
Carnaby Street1965
Action Man1966
Mao-style1967
wear-dated1968
thermal1970
bondage1980
swaggery1980
hoochie1990
mitumba1990
kinderwhore1994
1677 London Gaz. No. 1245/4 One black Sarsenet Pin-up-Petticoat.
a1685 M. Evelyn Mundus Muliebris (1690) 5 In Pin-up Ruffles now she flaunts.
1697 M. Pix Innocent Mistress v. 42 Like enough,—pin-up Petticoats are as convenient as Cloaks.
2.
a. Of a photograph of a person: intended for display on a wall, etc. Of a person: being, or worthy of being, the subject of such a picture; glamorous, attractive. Frequently in pin-up girl. Also in extended use.
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society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > a photograph > [adjective] > photograph by style or subject
vignetted1867
nude1869
candid1929
pin-up1941
upskirt1994
1941 Life 7 July 34 Dorothy Lamour is No. 1 pin-up girl of the U.S. Army.
1944 Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch 19 May 11/5 The ex-GI's who threw away all their pin-up pictures when they came home from the war are tacking pretty photos up on their bedroom walls again.
1946 News Chron. 27 Feb. 1/8 The honourable lady must not take advantage of the fact that she is my pin-up girl.
1958 E. H. Clements Uncommon Cold i. 69 That pin-up girl I talked to on the pier.
1963 Times 22 Jan. 3/4 He is the ‘pin-up’ cricketer of the layman as much as of the connoisseur.
2003 Observer 23 Nov. i. 27/4 The smiling pin-up girl for a business run by her gifted ‘entreprenerd’ partner.
b. Of, relating to, or characteristic of a pin-up.
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1946 Amer. Jrnl. Sociol. 51 454/1 The soldier overseas, in thinking back over the years, may remember his wife as a beautiful dream girl and an able competitor of pin-up honors.
1971 P. G. Wodehouse Much Obliged, Jeeves i. 7 [Marriage] wouldn't have fitted in with my plans at all, she though physically in the pin-up class, being as mushy a character as ever broke biscuit.
1995 Face Jan. 42/2 Slater's enduring pin-up appeal is due in equal part to his non-threatening good looks and always-immaculate hair.
B. n.
A photograph or poster of a glamorous or attractive person; a person shown in such a picture; a popular idol considered worthy of being the subject of such a picture. Also in extended use.
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the mind > attention and judgement > attractiveness > [noun] > sex appeal > sex symbol
sex symbol1871
pin-up1943
society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > photography > a photograph > [noun] > photograph by style or subject
high key1849
carte1861
carte-de-visite1861
wedding group1861
vignette1862
studio portrait1869
press photograph1873
cameo-type1874
war picture1883
mug1887
panel1888
snapshot1890
visite1891
fuzz-type1893
stickyback1903
action photograph1904
action picture1904
scenic1913
still1916
passport photo1919
mosaic1920
press photo1923
oblique1925
action shot1927
passport photograph1927
profile shot1928
smudgea1931
glossy1931
photomontage1931
photomural1931
head shot1936
pin-up1943
mug shot1950
wedding photograph1956
wedding photo1966
full-frontal1970
photofit1970
split beaver1972
upskirt1994
selfie2002
1943 Yank 30 Apr. 17/1 The yeoman who did all the worrying about this week's Coast Guard issue roared quite emphatically that this week's pin up would have to have his approval.
1951 J. B. Priestley Festival at Farbridge ii. ii. 281 I'll bring the two winsome pin-ups with me and we'll all have lunch.
1957 R. Hoggart Uses of Literacy vii. 175 Pin-ups used to be, and still are, standard decoration for servicemen's billets and the cabs of lorries.
1970 Daily Tel. 13 Jan. 14/6 He has since become the leading figure—the political pin-up—of the new régime.
1992 Voice 22 Dec. (Suppl.) 26/1 Reggae's number one pin-up..talks frankly about life as a sex symbol and raggamuffin.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2006; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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