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pinheads

/ˈpɪn.hɛdz/

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noun

针头，大头钉头

The head of a pin. (Frequently used in size comparisons.)

Examples :

"The tiny pinheads on the map helped us locate the exact spot. "

地图上那些小小的针头标记帮助我们找到了确切的位置。

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noun

笨蛋，傻瓜，蠢货

An ignorant, naive, foolish, or stupid person.

Examples :

"The boss lost a big deal because he listened to those pinheads in the marketing department, who didn't understand our customers at all. "

老板听了市场部那帮蠢货的话，结果丢了一个大单，他们根本不了解我们的客户。

person character attitude

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自由跟滑雪爱好者, Telemark滑雪者.

A telemark skier.

Examples :

"We watched the pinheads gracefully carve down the mountain, their heels free with each turn. "

我们看着那些自由跟滑雪爱好者优雅地滑下山，每次转弯时他们的脚后跟都是抬起的。

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小头畸形，小头症患者

A human head that is unusually tapered or small, often due to microcephaly, or a person with that trait. Often promoted in freak shows as "human pinheads".

Examples :

"The old circus posters advertised "pinheads" as fascinating oddities, showcasing people with unusually small heads. "

旧马戏团的海报上将“小头畸形人”宣传为引人入胜的奇特人物，展示那些头部异常小的人们。

appearance body human medicine entertainment person physiology culture

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针头蟋蟀, 幼蟋蟀

(pet stores) A newborn cricket used as food for pets.

Examples :

"The pet store owner recommended feeding the gecko several pinheads for a healthy meal. "

宠物店老板建议喂壁虎吃几只针头蟋蟀，这样能让它吃得健康。

animal food insect

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菇蕾，小子实体

(mycoculture) The immature juvenile fruiting body of a mushroom prior to its gills opening.

Examples :

"The grower carefully misted the substrate, hoping the tiny pinheads would develop into mature mushrooms. "

种植者小心翼翼地给培养基喷洒水分，希望那些微小的菇蕾能够发育成成熟的蘑菇。

biology plant agriculture food