peggy

BrE /ˈpeɡi/ AmE /ˈpeɡi/

noun en → es

1 PERSON'S NAME [noun] C2

a female given name, short for Margaret or other names ending in -garette

nombre propio femenino

  • Peggy is a common name in English-speaking countries.

    Peggy es un nombre común en los países de habla inglesa.

2 STICK [transitive] B1

to attach something to a surface using adhesive tape or similar material

colar, pegar con cinta adhesiva

  • peg something to/onto something

Collocations peg a notice on the board · peg a picture to the wall

  • She pegged the poster to the fence.

    Ella colgó el cartel en la cerca.

3 HANG [transitive] B1

to hang clothes on a line or similar support using clothes pegs

colgar con ganchos de ropa

  • peg something out
  • I'll peg the washing out on the line.

    Colgaré la ropa en la cuerda.

4 ADJUST [transitive] B2

to adjust a garment by pulling it tighter or looser, usually with buttons or hooks and eyes

ajustar con botones o ganchos

  • peg something up/down
  • He pegged his trousers down at the waist.

    Ajustó el pantalón en la cintura.

5 MARK [transitive] B2

to mark a place or position with something visible, such as a peg or stake

marcar con un clavo o una señal

  • peg something out
  • They pegged the boundaries of their land.

    Marcaron los límites de su tierra.

6 STAND [intransitive] B2

to stand upright, supported by a stake or similar object

estar en pie con un soporte

  • The tent pegged firmly in the ground.

    La tienda estaba bien clavada en el suelo.

7 TOOL [noun] B1

a small pointed tool used for attaching things or marking positions, such as a tent peg or clothes peg

clavo, gancho de ropa

Collocations tent peg

  • She used a tent peg to secure the tarp.

    Usó un clavo de tienda para asegurar la lona.

8 GAME [noun] C1

a game played with pegs, such as a board game or a lawn game like croquet

juego con clavos o ganchos

Collocations peg game

  • They played a peg game on the lawn.

    Jugaron un juego de clavos en el césped.