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pin-up
n
1. Informal
a.  a picture of a sexually attractive person, esp when partially or totally undressed
b.  (as modifier) a pin-up magazine
2. Slang a person who has appeared in such a picture
3. a photograph of a famous personality
4. (modifier) US designed to be hung from a wall a pin-up lamp
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.pin-up - a very pretty girl who works as a photographer's modelpin-up - a very pretty girl who works as a photographer's model
cover girl, lovely
photographer's model - a model who poses for photographers
Translations
pin-up [ˈpɪnʌp]
A. N foto o póster de un famoso, de una chica atractiva, etc.
B. CPD pin-up girl N → chica f de revista(modelo)
pin-up [ˈpɪnˌʌp] n → pin-up (girl) f inv
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