pawns

n.

（国际象棋中的）兵( pawn的名词复数 )；卒；被人利用的人；小卒

v.

典当，抵押( pawn的第三人称单数 )；以（某事物）担保；

pawn shop当铺

1. He tried by every means to redeem the pawn.
   他千方百计要赎回典当物。
2. He had nothing left that he could pawn.
   他再也没有什么可以典当的东西了。
3. To make matters worse, Tien is used as a pawn in the battle.
   更糟糕的是，天津饭也被抓来当作了人质。
4. This was sacrificing a pawn to save a rook.
   这是丢卒保车。
5. When promoting a pawn, the player must announce which piece is chosen.
   当卒走到对方阵营，棋手必须宣告下一步走哪个棋。

1. He tried by every means to redeem the pawn.
   他千方百计要赎回典当物。
2. A fair pawn never shamed his master.
   公平的典当从来不使物主丢脸。

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