biézhēn
pin
In Chinese, the term for 'pin' is '别针' (biézhēn). It is a common word that is used in a similar context as in English. It refers to a piece of metal with a sharp point at one end and a round head at the other, often used for fastening fabric, paper, etc.
Biézhēn zài chōutì li.
The pin is in the drawer.
This sentence is describing the location of a pin, indicating that it is in the drawer.
Biézhēn diūshī le.
The pin is lost.
This sentence expresses that the pin is lost or missing.
Nǐ kànjiàn biézhēn le ma?
Have you seen the pin?
This is a question about whether or not someone has seen a pin.
Biézhēn fēicháng ruìlì.
The pin is very sharp.
This sentence is commenting on the sharpness of a pin.
Biézhēn hěn zhòngyào.
The pin is very important.
This sentence emphasizes the importance of a pin.
Biézhēn bèi wǒ zhǎodàole.
I found the pin.
This sentence talks about finding a pin.
Biézhēnde yánsè shì lán sè de.
The color of the pin is blue.
This sentence describes the color of a pin.
Wǒ bǎ biézhēn zhā dào shǒuzhǐ shàng le.
I pricked my finger with the pin.
This sentence describes an incident where someone pricked their finger with a pin.
Biézhēn diào zài dìbǎn shàng le.
The pin fell on the floor.
This sentence describes a situation where a pin fell on the floor.
Biézhēn kěyǐ yòng lái gùdìng zhǐzhāng.
A pin can be used to hold papers together.
This sentence explains a possible use of a pin.