pegKK [ˈpɛg] ｜ /ˈpɛg/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a wooden pin pushed or driven into a surface, typically to hold something in place
She hung her coat on a peg in the closet.
C1verb
fasten or secure (something) with a peg or pegs
The camper pegged the tent tightly to the ground before the storm arrived.
用釘固定；釘牢
C1noun
a small cylindrical object or piece, typically tapered at one end, that is used for various purposes, e.g., to fasten things together or to plug a hole
He used a wooden peg to hold his tent in place.
木釘；栓
C2noun
a small, pointed or tapered piece used to fix or hold something, in particular a hook on a wall for hanging clothes
I hung my coat on the peg next to the door.
C1noun
a small, cylindrical object, typically pointed and tapered, that is used to secure or close something
After washing the clothes, she hung them on the clothesline with the help of clothespins or pegs.
C1verb
ascertain (the details of a situation or incident) by doing thorough research
The detective was able to peg the exact time and location of the crime by interviewing witnesses and analyzing security footage.
C1noun
a leg or foot, especially a wooden one
The old pirate attached the wooden peg to replace his lost leg.
C1verb
score (a ball) by hitting it with a golf club into a hole marked with a peg
He managed to peg the ball into the hole on his first try.