Hanapin
pang-uyat, kawit ng damit
What is a "peg"?
A peg is a small device used for fastening clothes or other items to a clothesline or clotheshorse, typically made of plastic or wood, with two prongs that can be squeezed together to open the jaws of the peg and released to secure the item. Pegs are a convenient tool for drying clothes, allowing them to hang freely in the breeze and sunshine without slipping or falling from the line. They are also used for other purposes, such as clipping papers together or hanging decorations. Pegs come in various sizes and shapes and can be found in a range of colors and materials to suit different needs and preferences.
panukit, kanto
What is a "peg"?
A peg is a small, cylindrical piece of wood or metal used on stringed instruments to adjust the tension of the strings. It is typically found at the top end of instruments like violins, guitars, and cellos. By turning the peg, the player can tighten or loosen the string, thereby changing its pitch. Proper adjustment of the pegs is essential for tuning the instrument accurately and maintaining its sound quality.
pang-hawak, pang-sabit
pustiso, pega
binti, pang-ilalim
piko, taga
pagtapon, bato
What is a "peg"?
A peg in baseball or softball refers to a strong and accurate throw made by a player, typically when trying to get a runner out. The term is often used when a fielder makes a quick throw to a base, aiming to tag out a runner attempting to steal or advance. For example, a catcher might make a peg to second base to try to stop a runner from stealing. It highlights the strength and precision of the throw, making it an important play in defense.
itaga, Ikabit
itakda, i-peg
itaga, i-secure
