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pegging
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/ˈpɛɡɪŋ/
US
/ˈpɛɡɪŋ/
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pegging
noun
peggings
pl
привязка
The pegging of the exchange rate was a controversial decision.
Привязка обменного курса была спорным решением.
фиксация
The pegging of the currency helped stabilize the economy.
Фиксация валюты помогла стабилизировать экономику.
Additional translations
закрепление
привязывание
Synonyms
clamping
fastening
attachment
securing
anchoring
pegging
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈpɛɡɪŋ/
US
/ˈpɛɡɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe items, actions, or policies that involve pegging.
Synonyms
stabilizing
nailing
setting
capping
indexing
tying
bolting
fixing
securing
anchoring
fastening
pinning
affixing
mooring
locking
peg
verb
pegging
Gerund
pegged
Past Simple
pegged
Past Participle
pegging
Gerund
UK
/pɛɡ/
US
/pɛɡ/
прикреплять
She decided to peg the clothes to the line.
Она решила прикреплять одежду к веревке.
фиксировать
The central bank decided to peg the currency to the dollar.
Центральный банк решил фиксировать валюту к доллару.
Synonyms
secure
pin
clamp
fasten
attach
fix
Definitions
pegging
noun
A sexual practice in which a woman performs anal intercourse on a man by means of a strap-on dildo.
They decided to explore pegging as a way to add variety to their intimate life.
The act of fixing or securing something with a peg.
The tent required pegging to ensure it stayed upright during the windy night.
A method of stabilizing a currency by fixing its exchange rate to another currency.
The country's central bank announced the pegging of its currency to the US dollar to combat inflation.
pegging
gerund / present participle
Fixing or securing with pegs, or relating to something that is fixed with pegs.
The pegging clamps ensure the panels stay firmly in position.
peg
verb
To fasten or secure something with a peg.
She pegged the clothes to the line to dry in the sun.
To fix or hold (a price, rate, or amount) at a particular level.
The government decided to peg the currency to the US dollar.
To identify or categorize someone or something in a particular way.
He was pegged as a troublemaker by his teachers.
To throw or hit something with force.
He pegged the ball across the field to his teammate.
To move or travel quickly; hurry (chiefly informal, British).
She pegged down the street to catch the last train.
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