Peg
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ペグ, 洗濯ばさみ
a small, cylindrical or tapered piece of wood or plastic that is used to fasten clothes to a clothesline
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ペグ, 調律キー
a wooden, metal or plastic screw that is turned to regulate the strings of a musical instrument
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オール受け, ペグ
a holder attached to the gunwale of a boat that holds the oar in place and acts as a fulcrum for rowing
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義足, 足の義肢
a prosthesis that replaces a missing leg
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足, 脚
informal terms for the leg
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ペグ, マーカー
a small marker or token used to keep score on a scoring board or define locations etc.
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速い送球, 正確な送球
(baseball) a quick, accurate throw to a base to get a runner out
例
The outfielder 's peg to home plate prevented the runner from scoring.
外野手の本塁への送球が走者の得点を防いだ。
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(Canada) a nickname for the city of Winnipeg
Slang例
I just got back from the Peg.
to peg
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固定する, 小さく尖った木製の器具で固定する
to secure by using a small, pointed wooden device
Transitive: to peg sth to a frame or support
例
The artist pegged the fabric to the frame to keep it taut while painting.
画家は絵を描いている間、布を張ったままにするために、布を枠に留めました。
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固定する, ペッグする
to establish or set a specific price, rate, or amount for something
Transitive: to peg a price or rate at a specific level
例
The government decided to peg the minimum wage at $ 15 per hour to ensure fair compensation for workers.
政府は労働者への公正な報酬を確保するため、最低賃金を時給15ドルに設定することを決定しました。
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固定する, しっかりと留める
to firmly secure or stabilize something in place using a pin
Transitive: to peg sth
例
They pegged the picnic blanket with stakes to prevent it from blowing away.
彼らはピクニックブランケットが飛ばないように杭で固定しました。
