peg

peg　英 [peg] 　美 [pɛɡ]

n. 钉；钉子，楔子　 v. 用夹子夹住，与…挂钩　

进行时:pegging　过去式:pegged　过去分词:pegged　第三人称单数:pegs　名词复数:pegs　

There's a peg near the door to hang your coat on.　门边有个钩子可以挂衣服。

He buys his clothes off the peg.　他买的是成衣。

A peg is a bolt or pin that holds something in place or marks a location. When you use peg as a verb, it means to identify someone or something: "I pegged you as a word lover, the first time I laid eyes on you."

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n. 钉；钉子，楔子
v. 用夹子夹住，与…挂钩

1. There's a peg near the door to hang your coat on.

门边有个钩子可以挂衣服。
2. He buys his clothes off the peg.

他买的是成衣。
3. All their wet clothes were pegged out on the line.

他们的湿衣服都夹在绳子上晾着。
4. She was busy pegging her tent to the ground.

她忙着用橛子把帐篷钉牢在地上。
5. Pay increases will be pegged at 5%.

工资调升率将限定在 5%。
6. She pegged him as a big spender.

她觉得他是个花钱大手大脚的人。

peg / peɡ ; NAmE peɡ / noun , verb peg pegs pegged pegging noun 1 a short piece of wood, metal or plastic used for holding things together, hanging things on, marking a position, etc. （木、金属或塑料）钉子，楔子，橛子，短桩 ◆ There's a peg near the door to hang your coat on. 门边有个钩子可以挂衣服。 2 ( also ˈtent peg ) a small pointed piece of wood or metal that you attach to the ropes of a tent and push into the ground in order to hold the tent in place （木制或金属）帐篷短桩，橛子 3 ( also ˈclothes peg ) ( both BrE) ( NAmE clothes·pin ) a piece of wood or plastic used for attaching wet clothes to a clothes line 晾衣夹子 4 ( also ˈtuning peg ) a wooden, metal or plastic screw used for making the strings of a musical instrument tighter or looser 弦钮；琴栓 IDIOMS ˌoff the ˈpeg ( BrE) ( NAmE ˌoff the ˈrack ) (of clothes 衣服 ) made to a standard average size and not made especially to fit you 成品的；现成的 ◆ He buys his clothes off the peg. 他买的是成衣。 ◆ off-the-peg fashions 成衣的流行式样 ˌbring/ˌtake sb ˈdown a peg (or two) to make sb realize that they are not as good, important, etc. as they think they are 煞某人的威风；挫某人的锐气 ◆ He needed to be taken down a peg or two. 需要煞煞他的威风。 a peg to ˈhang sth on something that gives you an excuse or opportunity to discuss or explain sth 借口；理由；话头 ☞more at square adj. verb ( -gg- ) 1 to fasten sth with pegs 用夹子夹住；用楔子钉住 pegsth (out) + adv./prep. ◆ All their wet clothes were pegged out on the line. 他们的湿衣服都夹在绳子上晾着。 pegsth to sth ◆ She was busy pegging her tent to the ground. 她忙着用橛子把帐篷钉牢在地上。 2 [usually passive ] to fix or keep prices, wages, etc. at a particular level 使工资、价格等固定于某水平（或与…挂钩） pegsth (at sth) ◆ Pay increases will be pegged at 5%. 工资调升率将限定在 5%。 pegsth (to sth) ◆ Loan repayments are pegged to your income. 分期付还贷款按你的收入计算。 3 pegsb as sth ( NAmE) ( informal) to think of sb in a particular way 视为；看作 ◆ She pegged him as a big spender. 她觉得他是个花钱大手大脚的人。 IDIOMsee level adj. PHRASAL VERBS ˌpeg aˈway (at sth) ( informal) ( especially BrE) to continue working hard at sth or trying to achieve sth difficult 坚持不懈地工作（或努力） ˌpeg sb/sth↔ˈback (especially in sport 尤用于体育运动 ) to stop sb/sth from winning or increasing the amount by which they are ahead 扼止；止住；拖住 ◆ Each time we scored we were pegged back minutes later. 每次我们得分，几分钟后便被追上。 ˌpeg ˈout ( BrE) ( informal) to die 死；断气 peg / peɡ ; NAmE peɡ /

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