peg

US /peɡ/
UK /peɡ/
"peg" picture
1.

钉, 挂钩, 桩

a short cylindrical piece of wood or metal, typically tapered at one end, that is used for holding things together, hanging things on, or marking a position.

:
•
She hung her coat on a wooden peg.
她把外套挂在木钉上。
•
The tent was secured with several ground pegs.
帐篷用几个地钉固定。
:
pindowelspikestakehook
2.

固定点, 水平, 基准

a point or level at which something is fixed or stabilized.

:
•
The company decided to peg its prices to those of its main competitor.
该公司决定将价格与主要竞争对手的价格挂钩。
•
The exchange rate is pegged to the US dollar.
汇率与美元挂钩。
:
levelpointmarkstandardbenchmark
1.

固定, 钉住, 挂

fix (something) with a peg or pegs.

:
•
He pegged the clothesline to the fence post.
他把晾衣绳固定在栅栏柱上。
•
They pegged the tent firmly to the ground.
他们把帐篷牢牢地固定在地上。
:
fastensecurefixattachanchor
2.

挂钩, 固定, 限定

fix (a price, rate, or level) at a particular amount.

:
•
The government decided to peg the currency to the dollar.
政府决定将货币与美元挂钩。
•
They pegged the interest rate at 5%.
他们将利率固定在5%。
:
fixsetstabilizetielink
:
clothes pegtuning pegcurrency pega square peg (in a round hole)