Definition of pinfall in English:

pinfall

noun ˈpɪnfɔːl

1Chiefly US. A sound made as a pin lands on a hard surface. Also figurative: something as small or inconsequential as a pin falling; a trivial incident.
2Bowling. The number of pins knocked down in a tenpin bowling game; a score in tenpin bowling.

noun ˈpɪnfɔːl

Wrestling

A fall in which a wrestler must hold an opponent's shoulders down on the mat for three seconds.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From pin + fall, after phrases at pin
late 19th century; earliest use found in Delphos (Ohio) Daily Herald. From pin + fall.

Definition of pinfall in US English:

pinfall

nounˈpɪnfɔːl

1Chiefly US. A sound made as a pin lands on a hard surface. Also figurative: something as small or inconsequential as a pin falling; a trivial incident.
2Bowling. The number of pins knocked down in a tenpin bowling game; a score in tenpin bowling.

nounˈpɪnfɔːl

Wrestling

A fall in which a wrestler must hold an opponent's shoulders down on the mat for three seconds.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From pin + fall, after phrases at pin<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Delphos (Ohio) Daily Herald. From pin + fall.

词汇	pinfall
释义	Definition of pinfall in English: pinfall noun ˈpɪnfɔːl 1Chiefly US. A sound made as a pin lands on a hard surface. Also figurative: something as small or inconsequential as a pin falling; a trivial incident. 2Bowling. The number of pins knocked down in a tenpin bowling game; a score in tenpin bowling. noun ˈpɪnfɔːl Wrestling A fall in which a wrestler must hold an opponent's shoulders down on the mat for three seconds. Origin Mid 19th century. From pin + fall, after phrases at pin late 19th century; earliest use found in Delphos (Ohio) Daily Herald. From pin + fall. Definition of pinfall in US English: pinfall nounˈpɪnfɔːl 1Chiefly US. A sound made as a pin lands on a hard surface. Also figurative: something as small or inconsequential as a pin falling; a trivial incident. 2Bowling. The number of pins knocked down in a tenpin bowling game; a score in tenpin bowling. nounˈpɪnfɔːl Wrestling A fall in which a wrestler must hold an opponent's shoulders down on the mat for three seconds. Origin Mid 19th century. From pin + fall, after phrases at pin<br>late 19th century; earliest use found in Delphos (Ohio) Daily Herald. From pin + fall.
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