英语词汇“kingpin”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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(kɪŋpɪn)

Word forms: plural kingpins

countable noun [noun NOUN]

If you describe someone as the kingpin of an organization, you mean that they are the most important person involved in it.

[journalism]

...one of the kingpins of a large drugs ring. [+ of]

...the Chicago crime kingpin.

kingpin in British English

(ˈkɪŋˌpɪn)

noun

the most important person in an organization

the crucial or most important feature of a theory, argument, etc

3. Also called (Brit): swivel pin

a pivot pin that provides a steering joint in a motor vehicle by securing the stub axle to the axle beam

4. tenpin bowling

the front pin in the triangular arrangement of the ten pins

(in ninepins) the central pin in the diamond pattern of the nine pins

kingpin in American English

(ˈkɪŋˌpɪn)

noun

a vertical pin attached to some axles to serve as the axis for a wheel spindle, so that the wheel may be turned for steering

the headpin or the center pin in bowling, tenpins, etc.

3. US, Informal

the main or essential person or thing

kingpin in Automotive Engineering

(kɪŋpɪn)

Word forms: (regular plural) kingpins

noun

(Automotive engineering: Vehicle components, Brakes, steering, wheels, tires, and suspension)

The kingpin is the shaft about which a steered wheel pivots.

Place the top of the gauge in contact with the apron plate and slide over the kingpin.

The wheel, hub, and steering knuckle all pivot around the kingpin.

The steering pivots on a vertical kingpin with ball joints top and bottom.

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The duo are forced to swap identities as they hunt for a heroin consignment stolen by a drug kingpin.And what happened when he allowed his main source of goals plus his defensive kingpin to head for pastures new?You were the kingpin, no one else mattered.THE wife of a drugs kingpin who masterminded a 306 million heroin supply chain has been jailed for eight months.A mismatched pair of detectives are forced to work together to track down a crime kingpin who has introduced a new narcotic to the streets.Based on a comic-book series, this sequel has you playing as the kingpin of a crime organisation.A JAILED drugs kingpin maintained his illicit empire from inside a prison cell with a smuggled mobile phone.

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释义	Trends of kingpin View usage for: kingpin (kɪŋpɪn) Word forms: plural kingpins countable noun [noun NOUN] If you describe someone as the kingpin of an organization, you mean that they are the most important person involved in it. [journalism] ...one of the kingpins of a large drugs ring. [+ of] ...the Chicago crime kingpin. kingpin in British English (ˈkɪŋˌpɪn) noun 1. the most important person in an organization 2. the crucial or most important feature of a theory, argument, etc 3. Also called (Brit): swivel pin a pivot pin that provides a steering joint in a motor vehicle by securing the stub axle to the axle beam 4. tenpin bowling the front pin in the triangular arrangement of the ten pins 5. (in ninepins) the central pin in the diamond pattern of the nine pins kingpin in American English (ˈkɪŋˌpɪn) noun 1. a vertical pin attached to some axles to serve as the axis for a wheel spindle, so that the wheel may be turned for steering 2. the headpin or the center pin in bowling, tenpins, etc. 3. US, Informal the main or essential person or thing kingpin in Automotive Engineering (kɪŋpɪn) Word forms: (regular plural) kingpins noun (Automotive engineering: Vehicle components, Brakes, steering, wheels, tires, and suspension) The kingpin is the shaft about which a steered wheel pivots. Place the top of the gauge in contact with the apron plate and slide over the kingpin. The wheel, hub, and steering knuckle all pivot around the kingpin. The steering pivots on a vertical kingpin with ball joints top and bottom. Examples of 'kingpin' in a sentence kingpin The duo are forced to swap identities as they hunt for a heroin consignment stolen by a drug kingpin. The Sun (2011) And what happened when he allowed his main source of goals plus his defensive kingpin to head for pastures new? The Sun (2009) You were the kingpin, no one else mattered. The Sun (2013) THE wife of a drugs kingpin who masterminded a 306 million heroin supply chain has been jailed for eight months. The Sun (2013) A mismatched pair of detectives are forced to work together to track down a crime kingpin who has introduced a new narcotic to the streets. The Sun (2010) Based on a comic-book series, this sequel has you playing as the kingpin of a crime organisation. Times, Sunday Times (2012) A JAILED drugs kingpin maintained his illicit empire from inside a prison cell with a smuggled mobile phone. The Sun (2008)
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