pin hopes on
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Idiomspin hopes onpin (your) hopes on (someone/something)to depend on someone or something for a successful result.
The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader, who is young, good-looking, and very popular. Scientists are pinning their hopes on the high-tech laboratory.Usage notes: usually said when it is not certain whether something will happen or succeedpin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
pin hopes on somethingpin (your) hopes on (someone/something)to depend on someone or something for a successful result. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader, who is young, good-looking, and very popular. Scientists are pinning their hopes on the high-tech laboratory.Usage notes: usually said when it is not certain whether something will happen or succeedpin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
pin one's hopes on something• pin one's hopes/faith on (someone or something)
to put one's hope/trust/faith in someone or something
I am not going to pin my hopes on getting a promotion next month.
[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
pin hopes on someonepin (your) hopes on (someone/something)to depend on someone or something for a successful result. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader, who is young, good-looking, and very popular. Scientists are pinning their hopes on the high-tech laboratory.Usage notes: usually said when it is not certain whether something will happen or succeedpin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people.pin (your) hopes on (something/someone)to hope that something or someone will help you achieve what you want. The party is pinning its hopes on its new leader who is young, good-looking, and very popular with ordinary people. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
pin one's hopes on someone• pin one's hopes/faith on (someone or something)
to put one's hope/trust/faith in someone or something
I am not going to pin my hopes on getting a promotion next month.
[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲