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peg

/peɡ/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее небольшой, часто цилиндрический кусок дерева, металла или пластика, используемый для различных целей, таких как скрепление, подвешивание предметов, маркировка позиций или как компонент музыкальных инструментов и гребли., Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по фиксации, закреплению или идентификации чего-либо, часто с указанием конкретного значения или категории.

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Связи слова

noun

/peɡ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее небольшой, часто цилиндрический кусок дерева, металла или пластика, используемый для различных целей, таких как скрепление, подвешивание предметов, маркировка позиций или как компонент музыкальных инструментов и гребли.

A noun referring to a small, often cylindrical piece of wood, metal, or plastic used for various purposes such as fastening, hanging items, marking positions, or as a component in musical instruments and rowing.

  1. Wooden pinB1formal

    A small, usually cylindrical piece of wood or metal used to fasten, hang, or secure something.

    ruКолышек

    • He hung his coat on a wooden peg by the door.
    • The tent was secured with metal pegs hammered into the ground.
    • She used a peg to hold the broken chair leg together.

    Синонимыdowelpintreenail

  2. Marker or indicatorB1formal

    A small object used to mark a position, score, or specific point on a surface.

    ruМаркер

    • The players moved their pegs along the board to keep score.
    • He placed a peg on the map to mark the location of the treasure.
    • The surveyor used a peg to indicate the boundary line.

    Синонимыcounterindicatormarkerpintoken

  3. Leg (informal)B2informalbritish

    An informal term for a human leg.

    ruНога (разг.)

    • He's got long, skinny pegs.
    • She's always on her pegs, running around.
    • My pegs are aching after that long walk.

    Синонимыgampinstump

  4. Prosthetic legB2informalmedical

    An artificial replacement for a missing leg, especially a simple wooden one.

    ruПротез ноги

    • The old sailor had a wooden peg instead of a leg.
    • After the accident, he learned to walk with a peg.
    • The pirate in the story had a peg leg.

    Синонимыprosthesiswooden leg

  5. Tuning pegB2formalart

    A small, adjustable peg on a stringed instrument used to tighten or loosen the strings to change their pitch.

    ruКолок

    • He turned the tuning peg to adjust the guitar string.
    • The violin's peg was stuck and wouldn't turn.
    • She carefully rotated the peg until the note was perfect.

    Синонимыtuner

  6. Oarlock or rowlockC1formalsport

    A device attached to the side of a boat that holds an oar in place and provides a pivot point for rowing.

    ruУключина

    • He fitted the oar into the peg and began to row.
    • The boat's pegs were worn from years of use.
    • She pulled hard on the oar, which creaked against the peg.

    Синонимыoarlockrowlocktholetholepin

Формы
  • pegs plural form
  • pegs' possessive plural form
  • peg's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/pɛɡ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по фиксации, закреплению или идентификации чего-либо, часто с указанием конкретного значения или категории.

A verb used to indicate the act of fixing, securing, or identifying something, often with a specific value or category.

  1. Secure a positionB2informal

    To succeed in obtaining a particular job, role, or position, often through effort or strategy.

    ruЗакрепить позицию

    • She managed to peg a job at the prestigious law firm.
    • He pegged a spot on the national team after months of training.
    • They are trying to peg a position in the company's management.

    Синонимыbagclinchgetlandobtainsecurewin

  2. Pierce with a pinC1formaltechnical

    To pierce, knock, or thrust a wooden pin into something, often to mark or secure it.

    ruЗакрепить колышком

    • The carpenter pegged the joint to hold it together.
    • He pegged the tent into the ground with wooden stakes.
    • She pegged the fabric to the board with pins.

    Синонимыdowelpin

  3. Fasten with a pinC1formaltechnical

    To fasten or secure something using a wooden pin or similar object.

    ruЗакрепить колышком

    • They pegged the rope to the tree to keep it taut.
    • The worker pegged the boards together for stability.
    • She pegged the clothesline to the post.

    Синонимыaffixattachfastenfixpinsecure

  4. Stabilize price or rateC2formalbusiness

    To stabilize the price of a commodity or an exchange rate through legislation or market operations.

    ruПривязать

    • The government pegged the currency to the dollar to control inflation.
    • They pegged the price of oil to prevent market volatility.
    • The central bank pegged the interest rate at a fixed level.

    Синонимыanchorfixlinksettie

Формы
  • pegged past participle
  • pegged past simple
  • pegging present participle
  • pegs third person singular

Фразовые вариантыpeg awaypeg down

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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