vt.钉，用夹子夹住，用楔子钉住，使工资、价格等固定于某水平(或与…挂钩)，视为，看做
n.(木、金属或塑料)钉子，楔子，橛子，短桩，(木制或金属)帐篷短桩，晾衣夹子，弦钮

原形：peg第三人称单数：pegs复数：pegs过去式：pegged过去分词：pegged现在分词：pegging

Eric hung his coat on the wooden peg.
埃里克把上衣挂在木钉上。
Mary pegged away at her essay.
玛丽坚持不懈地写文章。
Lisa pegged him as a big spender.
丽萨觉得他是个大手大脚的人
He used a peg to hang his coat on the wall.
他用了一个衣钩把外套挂在墙上。
The musician adjusted the pegs on her violin to fine-tune the strings.
音乐家调整了小提琴上的弦钮来微调琴弦。
I need to buy some wooden pegs for the laundry line.
我需要买些木夹子用来夹晾衣服的绳子。
In the game of golf, the hole is marked by a small peg that the ball must be hit over.
在高尔夫球游戏中，洞口由一个小 tee 标记，球必须从其上越过。
She pegged the tent securely to the ground with sturdy pegs.
她用结实的钉桩将帐篷牢牢地固定在地上。
His performance exceeded all expectations, pegging him as a rising star in the company.
他的表现超出了所有人的预期，使他成为公司中一颗冉冉升起的新星。
The economist pegged the value of the currency to the US dollar.
这位经济学家将该国货币的价值与美元挂钩。
She had a habit of pegging her happiness to external achievements.
她习惯于将自己的幸福寄托在外在的成就上。
The teacher used a pegboard to teach basic math concepts to her students.
老师使用穿孔板向学生教授基本的数学概念。
After winning the race, he was pegged as the favorite for the championship.
赢得比赛后，他被视作锦标赛的热门人选。