pin hopes on



pin your hopes on somebody/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 succeed
See also: hope, on, pin

pin your hopes on something/somebody

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.
See You could have heard a pin drop
See also: hope, on, pin

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
PlÁCidoPLAH-thee-dho (Spanish), PLAH-see-dho (Latin American Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Alway['ɔ:lwei]
NikŠA-Croatian
Livingston['liviʒstən]
Vladlenvlahd-LYENRussian
Murtagh-Irish