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peg
PEGabbr. polyethylene glycol
peg P0152100 (pĕg)n.1. a. A small cylindrical or tapered pin, as of wood, used to fasten things or plug a hole.b. A similar pin forming a projection that may be used as a support or boundary marker.2. Music One of the pins of a stringed instrument that are turned to tighten or slacken the strings so as to regulate their pitch.3. A degree or notch, as in estimation: Our opinion of him went up a few pegs after he did the dishes.4. Chiefly British A drink of liquor.5. Baseball A low and fast throw made to put a base runner out.6. Informal A leg, especially a wooden one.v. pegged, peg·ging, pegs v.tr.1. To fasten or plug with a peg or pegs.2. To designate or mark by means of a peg or pegs.3. To fix (a price) at a certain level or within a certain range.4. Informal To classify; categorize: I pegged her as an opportunist. Why do you have me pegged as the rowdy one?5. Informal a. To hit, especially with a thrown object or fired projectile: She pegged him on the head with a snowball.b. To throw or fire (an object or projectile): "How did you learn to peg a ball as straight as this?" (Zane Grey).v.intr. To work steadily; persist: pegged away until our luck turned.Idiom: take (someone) down a peg To reduce the pride of; humble.
[Middle English pegge, from Middle Dutch.]peg (pɛɡ) n1. (Building) a small cylindrical pin or dowel, sometimes slightly tapered, used to join two parts together2. a pin pushed or driven into a surface: used to mark scores, define limits, support coats, etc3. music any of several pins passing through the head (peg box) of a stringed instrument, which can be turned so as to tune strings wound around them. See also pin114. Also called: clothes peg Brit a split or hinged pin for fastening wet clothes to a line to dry. US and Canadian equivalent: clothespin 5. (Anatomy) informal a person's leg6. (Anatomy) dialect Northern English a tooth7. (Brewing) Brit a small drink of wine or spirits, esp of brandy or whisky and soda8. an opportunity or pretext for doing something: a peg on which to hang a theory. 9. (Mountaineering) a mountaineering piton10. (Croquet) croquet a post that a player's ball must strike to win the game11. (Angling) angling a fishing station allotted to an angler in a competition, marked by a peg in the ground12. informal a level of self-esteem, importance, etc (esp in the phrases bring or take down a peg)13. informal See peg leg14. (Clothing & Fashion) off the peg chiefly Brit (of clothes) ready to wear, as opposed to tailor-madevb, pegs, pegging or pegged15. (tr) to knock or insert a peg into or pierce with a peg16. (sometimes foll by: down) to secure with pegs: to peg a tent. 17. (Mountaineering) mountaineering to insert or use pitons18. (Card Games) (tr) to mark (a score) with pegs, as in some card games19. (tr) informal to aim and throw (missiles) at a target20. (intr; foll by away, along, etc) chiefly Brit to work steadily: he pegged away at his job for years. 21. (Banking & Finance) (tr) to stabilize (the price of a commodity, an exchange rate, etc) by legislation or market operations[C15: from Low Germanic pegge]peg (pɛg)
n., v. pegged, peg•ging,
adj. n. 1. a cylindrical or tapered pin of wood, metal, etc., driven or fitted into something as a fastening, support or stopper. 2. a notch or degree: to come down a peg. 3. an occasion, basis, or reason: a peg to hang a grievance on. 4. one of the wooden or metal pins in the neck of a musical stringed instrument that are turned to adjust the pitch of the strings. 5. Informal. a leg. 6. Informal. a hard, accurate throw, esp. in baseball. 7. Brit. clothespin. 8. Brit. an alcoholic drink, esp. a whiskey or brandy and soda. v.t. 9. to fasten with or as if with pegs. 10. to mark with pegs. 11. to strike or pierce with or as if with a peg. 12. to keep (a price, exchange rate, etc.) at a set level. 13. Informal. to throw (a ball) forcefully. 14. Informal. to identify: to peg someone as a good prospect. 15. to base upon: The feature story was pegged on the riots. v.i. 16. to work persistently. adj. 17. Also, pegged. peg-top. [1400–50; late Middle English pegge (n.), peggen (v.) < Middle Dutch] peg
Past participle: pegged
Gerund: pegging
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| I peg | | you peg | | he/she/it pegs | | we peg | | you peg | | they peg |
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| I pegged | | you pegged | | he/she/it pegged | | we pegged | | you pegged | | they pegged |
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| I am pegging | | you are pegging | | he/she/it is pegging | | we are pegging | | you are pegging | | they are pegging |
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| I have pegged | | you have pegged | | he/she/it has pegged | | we have pegged | | you have pegged | | they have pegged |
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| I was pegging | | you were pegging | | he/she/it was pegging | | we were pegging | | you were pegging | | they were pegging |
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| I had pegged | | you had pegged | | he/she/it had pegged | | we had pegged | | you had pegged | | they had pegged |
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| I will peg | | you will peg | | he/she/it will peg | | we will peg | | you will peg | | they will peg |
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| I will have pegged | | you will have pegged | | he/she/it will have pegged | | we will have pegged | | you will have pegged | | they will have pegged |
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| I will be pegging | | you will be pegging | | he/she/it will be pegging | | we will be pegging | | you will be pegging | | they will be pegging |
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| I have been pegging | | you have been pegging | | he/she/it has been pegging | | we have been pegging | | you have been pegging | | they have been pegging |
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| I will have been pegging | | you will have been pegging | | he/she/it will have been pegging | | we will have been pegging | | you will have been pegging | | they will have been pegging |
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| I had been pegging | | you had been pegging | | he/she/it had been pegging | | we had been pegging | | you had been pegging | | they had been pegging |
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| I would peg | | you would peg | | he/she/it would peg | | we would peg | | you would peg | | they would peg |
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| I would have pegged | | you would have pegged | | he/she/it would have pegged | | we would have pegged | | you would have pegged | | they would have pegged |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  peg - a wooden pin pushed or driven into a surfacenogpin - a small slender (often pointed) piece of wood or metal used to support or fasten or attach thingsgolf tee, tee - a short peg put into the ground to hold a golf ball off the groundtent peg - a peg driven into the ground to hold a rope supporting a tenttreenail, trenail, trunnel - a wooden peg that is used to fasten timbers in shipbuilding; water causes the peg to swell and hold the timbers fast | | 2. | peg - small markers inserted into a surface to mark scores or define locations etc.pinmarking, mark, marker - a distinguishing symbol; "the owner's mark was on all the sheep" | | 3. | peg - informal terms for the leg; "fever left him weak on his sticks"pin, stickleg - a human limb; commonly used to refer to a whole limb but technically only the part of the limb between the knee and ankle | | 4. |  peg - a prosthesis that replaces a missing legpegleg, wooden leg, legprosthesis, prosthetic device - corrective consisting of a replacement for a part of the body | | 5. | peg - regulator that can be turned to regulate the pitch of the strings of a stringed instrumentregulator - any of various controls or devices for regulating or controlling fluid flow, pressure, temperature, etc.stringed instrument - a musical instrument in which taut strings provide the source of sound | | 6. | peg - a holder attached to the gunwale of a boat that holds the oar in place and acts as a fulcrum for rowingoarlock, rowlock, thole, tholepin, pindinghy, dory, rowboat - a small boat of shallow draft with cross thwarts for seats and rowlocks for oars with which it is propelledholder - a holding device; "a towel holder"; "a cigarette holder"; "an umbrella holder" | | Verb | 1. |  peg - succeed in obtaining a position; "He nailed down a spot at Harvard"nail down, nailbring home the bacon, deliver the goods, succeed, win, come through - attain success or reach a desired goal; "The enterprise succeeded"; "We succeeded in getting tickets to the show"; "she struggled to overcome her handicap and won" | | 2. | peg - pierce with a wooden pin or knock or thrust a wooden pin intopierce, thrust - penetrate or cut through with a sharp instrument | | 3. | peg - fasten or secure with a wooden pin; "peg a tent"peg downattach - cause to be attachednarrow down, pin down, peg down, nail down, narrow, specify - define clearly; "I cannot narrow down the rules for this game" | | 4. | peg - stabilize (the price of a commodity or an exchange rate) by legislation or market operations; "The weak currency was pegged to the US Dollar"stabilize, stabilise - make stable and keep from fluctuating or put into an equilibrium; "The drug stabilized her blood pressure"; "stabilize prices" |
pegnoun1. pin, spike, rivet, skewer, dowel, spigot He builds furniture using wooden pegs instead of nails.verb1. fasten, join, fix, secure, attach, make fast trying to peg a sheet on to the washing line2. fix, set, control, limit, freeze The bank wants to peg interest rates at 9%.take or bring someone down a peg (or two) humble, humiliate, put down (slang), deflate, chasten, mortify, bring low, take the wind out of (someone's) sails It's time she was brought down a peg or two.pegnounOne of the units in a course, as on an ascending or descending scale:degree, grade, level, point, rung, stage, step.Informal: notch.Translationspeg (peg) noun1. a usually short, not very thick, piece of wood, metal etc used to fasten or mark something. There were four pegs stuck in the ground. 木或金屬釘，栓，樁 木或金属钉，栓，桩 2. a hook on a wall or door for hanging clothes etc on. Hang your clothes on the pegs in the cupboard. 衣鉤 衣勾3. (also ˈclothes-peg) a wooden or plastic clip for holding clothes etc to a rope while drying. 衣夾子 衣夹子 verb – past tense, past participle pegged – to fasten with a peg. She pegged the clothes on the washing-line. 用木釘釘，固定 用木钉钉，固定 take (someone) down a peg (or two) to make (a proud person) more humble. We must find some way of taking her down a peg or two. 殺某人的威風 杀某人的威风
peg
See:- a peg on which to hang (something)
- a peg on which to hang something
- a peg to hang (something) on
- a peg to hang a matter on
- a peg to hang something on
- a peg too low
- a round peg in a square hole
- a square peg in a round hole
- be a square peg
- be a square peg (in a round hole)
- be brought down a peg (or two)
- be knocked down a peg (or two)
- be level pegging
- be pulled down a peg (or two)
- be taken down a peg (or two)
- bring (one) down a peg (or two)
- bring/take somebody down a peg
- have (got) (someone) pegged as (something)
- have someone pegged
- knock (someone) down a peg (or two)
- level pegging
- off the peg
- off the rack
- off-the-peg
- peg (one) as (something)
- peg (one) down as (something)
- peg (one) down to (something)
- peg (one) for (something)
- peg (something) up
- peg as
- peg away
- peg away (at something)
- peg away at
- peg down
- peg it
- peg out
- peg someone
- peg up
- peg-leg
- pull (someone) down a peg (or two)
- round peg in a square hole, a
- square peg
- square peg in a round hole
- take (one) down a peg (or two)
- take (someone) down a peg (or two)
- take (someone) down a peg, to
- take down a notch
- take down a peg
- take someone down a peg or two
peg
peg1. Informal a person's leg 2. Northern English dialect a tooth 3. Brit a small drink of wine or spirits, esp of brandy or whisky and soda 4. a mountaineering piton 5. Croquet a post that a player's ball must strike to win the game 6. Angling a fishing station allotted to an angler in a competition, marked by a peg in the ground PegA tapered cylindrical wooden pin that is driven through a hole to hold two or more members together.peg[peg] (engineering) A small pointed or tapered piece, often cylindrical, used to pin down or fasten parts. A projection used to hang or support objects. (metallurgy) plug peg1. A pointed pin of wood, metal, or any other material; usually used as a fastener. 2. A cylindrical piece of wood used as a dowel pin to fasten wood members.PEG
peg [peg] a projecting structure.rete p's inward projections of the epidermis into the dermis, as seen histologically in vertical sections.PEGAbbreviation for polyethylene glycols.
peg (peg), A cylindrical projection.PEGabbr. polyethylene glycolPEG 1. Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy GI disease An enteric feeding tube used to purge the colon presurgery.2. Physician equity group. See Managed service organization.3. Polyethylene glycol Therapeutics An inert long-chain synthetic molecule that may be attached to various proteins making them invisible to the immune system; multiple PEGs have been attached to ADA–adenosine deaminase, one of the enzymes responsible for SCID, allowing long-term survival of the molecule within the body; PEG has been attached to Hb, and has potential as a transport vehicle for artificial blood.PEG Abbreviation for percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy. PEG Abbreviation for polyethylene glycols. LegalSeeTakepeg
Pegging1. The practice of fixing the exchange rate of a currency to the value of another currency. Most countries that peg their currencies do so to the U.S. dollar, though some peg to currency baskets. See also: Fixed exchange rate.
2. The act of buying a security in a large quantity to drive up the price. Writers of put options (and holders of short positions) practice pegging when the expiration date is approaching and it appears that the option will be exercised such that it puts the writer at a disadvantage. The idea behind pegging is to cause the price to rise so the option is not exercised and the writer can profit from the premium.
Price/Earnings-to-Growth RatioA ratio of a stock's valuation, that is, how expensive a stock is relative to its earnings and expected growth. It is calculated as:
PEG = Price/Earnings/Annual Earnings Growth per Share
A lower ratio indicates a less expensive stock with higher earnings and growth, while a higher ratio indicates the opposite. According to Peter Lynch, who popularized the ratio, a fairly priced stock has a ratio of 1.peg1. To fix the price of a new security issue during the issuance period through buying and selling it in the open market in order to ensure that the price in the secondary market will not fall below the offering price. Also called holding the market, price stabilization, stabilize. See also stabilization period.2. To fix the rate at which foreign currencies exchange with one another.Price/earnings-to-growth ratio (PEG).To find a stock's PEG ratio, you divide the stock's price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) by its projected annual earnings per share (EPS) growth. The result is a rule-of-thumb assessment of whether the stock is overvalued or undervalued. In brief, if a stock has a PEG ratio of 1, you conclude that investors are paying what the stock is worth based on its P/E and growth potential. If it is higher than 1 -- say 1.55 -- you conclude that investors are paying more than the growth projection justifies. If it is less than 1, you conclude that the stock may be poised to appreciate in value and so a wise purchase. However, a PEG ratio, by itself, does not provide an adequate basis for an investment decision, any more than a P/E does, because it doesn't take company fundamentals into account. For example, an under-priced stock may be a good buy, but it may also be the sign of a company in poor financial shape or an industry in trouble. The potentially greater problem is that growth projections, even when they are the consensus finds of professional analysts, are just estimates. That is especially true of estimates that look out five or more years, since there is no way to anticipate the shifting marketplace with real precision. Yet projections based on a single-year's results are notoriously inaccurate. In short, a PEG ration can be a valuable addition to an investor's toolkit, provided you understand the assumptions on which its components and results are based. PEG
| Acronym | Definition |
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| PEG➣Polyethylene Glycol | | PEG➣Performance Evaluation Guide (various locations) | | PEG➣Poly (Ethylene Glycol) | | PEG➣Piano Esecutivo di Gestione (Italian: Executive Management Plan) | | PEG➣Price to Earnings to Growth (stock price valuation ratio) | | PEG➣Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy | | PEG➣Private Equity Group | | PEG➣Performance Evaluation Group (various organizations) | | PEG➣Program Evaluation Group | | PEG➣Potential for Electricity Generation | | PEG➣Pinnacle Entertainment Group | | PEG➣Preferred Equipment Group (General Motors) | | PEG➣PCI Express Graphics | | PEG➣Phase Encode Grouping | | PEG➣Public Educational and Governmental | | PEG➣Protocol Expert Group | | PEG➣Portable Embedded Gui | | PEG➣Python Extensions for the Grid | | PEG➣Personal Electronic Organiser | | PEG➣Pan European Group | | PEG➣Paul-Ehrlich-Gesellschaft (German: Paul Ehrlich Society) | | PEG➣Physics Education Group (various locations) | | PEG➣Parsing Expression Grammar (computing) | | PEG➣Phoenix Entertainment Group | | PEG➣Political Economy Group | | PEG➣Project Engineering Group (UK) | | PEG➣Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (Canada) | | PEG➣Programmable Event Generator | | PEG➣Program Execution Group (US Army) | | PEG➣Powered Explicit Guidance (US NASA) | | PEG➣Pursuit-Evasion Game (mathematical challenge) | | PEG➣Professional Engineers in Government (division of NSPE) | | PEG➣Pneumoencephalography | | PEG➣Postsecondary Education Grant (Arizona) | | PEG➣Progress E-Mail Group | | PEG➣Public, Educational, and Government Access Television | | PEG➣Protection Engineers Group (USTA) | | PEG➣Pneumoencephalogram | | PEG➣Pricing and Ethical Guidelines | | PEG➣Perugia, Italy - Na (Airport Code) | | PEG➣Percutaneous Enteral Gastrostomy | | PEG➣Program Execution Guidance | | PEG➣Perpetual Energy Generator (Invader Zim) | | PEG➣Protocol Expert Group (Sun) | | PEG➣Program Evaluation Guide (USPS) | | PEG➣Potential Exposure Group | | PEG➣Program Executive Group | | PEG➣Process Excellence Group | | PEG➣Program Element Group | | PEG➣Prior Endorsements Guaranteed (business and finance) | | PEG➣Professional Entrepreneurs Group | | PEG➣Passive Edge Growth | | PEG➣Participatory Exercise Group |
peg
Synonyms for pegnoun pinSynonyms- pin
- spike
- rivet
- skewer
- dowel
- spigot
verb fastenSynonyms- fasten
- join
- fix
- secure
- attach
- make fast
verb fixSynonymsphrase take or bring someone down a peg (or two)Synonyms- humble
- humiliate
- put down
- deflate
- chasten
- mortify
- bring low
- take the wind out of (someone's) sails
Synonyms for pegnoun one of the units in a course, as on an ascending or descending scaleSynonyms- degree
- grade
- level
- point
- rung
- stage
- step
- notch
Synonyms for pegnoun a wooden pin pushed or driven into a surfaceSynonymsRelated Words- pin
- golf tee
- tee
- tent peg
- treenail
- trenail
- trunnel
noun small markers inserted into a surface to mark scores or define locations etcSynonymsRelated Wordsnoun informal terms for the legSynonymsRelated Wordsnoun a prosthesis that replaces a missing legSynonymsRelated Words- prosthesis
- prosthetic device
noun regulator that can be turned to regulate the pitch of the strings of a stringed instrumentRelated Words- regulator
- stringed instrument
noun a holder attached to the gunwale of a boat that holds the oar in place and acts as a fulcrum for rowingSynonyms- oarlock
- rowlock
- thole
- tholepin
- pin
Related Wordsverb succeed in obtaining a positionSynonymsRelated Words- bring home the bacon
- deliver the goods
- succeed
- win
- come through
verb pierce with a wooden pin or knock or thrust a wooden pin intoRelated Wordsverb fasten or secure with a wooden pinSynonymsRelated Words- attach
- narrow down
- pin down
- peg down
- nail down
- narrow
- specify
verb stabilize (the price of a commodity or an exchange rate) by legislation or market operationsRelated Words |