pegged 的定义
- expected to do or be something, based on an assumption or stereotype or past behavior:The son of a wealthy businessman, he was pegged to follow in his father’s footsteps.This was a team pegged for greatness before they even set foot on the practice field.
- identified or labeled:Once you’re pegged as a manipulator, word will spread; count on it.
- estimated, calculated, or generally considered to be of a certain value, size, time, etc.:Another stimulus package, pegged at $200 million, is now being debated in the Senate.France's Jewish community was then one of the largest in Europe, pegged at around 500,000.
- attached to a certain variable or standard as a measure of value:Saudi Arabia's currency is pegged to that of the United States.
- fixed or assigned:The new smartphone will be out soon, with May 29th pegged as its release date.The professor pegged to moderate our debate emailed us all a week in advance.
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- For that reason alone, Vassell, who has been pegged as one of the best defensive players in the entire draft, makes sense for all these teams.
- Spokespeople at Southwest, American and Delta declined to comment on whether they have seen any increase in demand pegged to the inauguration.
- Rogaine, a hair loss treatment, has been pegged, rightly or wrongly, as being libido destroying.
- Sometimes the people who compete with your brand most on search are not necessarily the people who would be pegged as the top competitors.
- In 2016, when the Princeton Election Consortium was giving Clinton a 99% chance to win, FiveThirtyEight pegged it at only 71%.
- To be fair, Salem is right to contend that bonuses are usually pegged to performance.
- Previous studies that include population level estimates have pegged the risks as even higher.
- Elf is pegged as a Christmas movie, but it hardly feels religious.
- Sure enough, on Tuesday, StopHillary came roaring out of the gate with an email pegged to the upcoming fundraiser.
- The surge in applicants is pegged to fighting back against American snoops.
- They're just people who have pegged out claims upon a big intellectual No-Man's-Land—and don't feel quite sure of the law.
- "You must be rather pegged, chief," said one of the men, addressing Frank.
- The wet clothes flapped in her face as she pegged them; danced and jigged on the line, bulged out and twisted.
- But here we find an advance upon the Polynesian system, for the ledges of the planks are pegged to each other with wooden pegs.
- But Grace was making sure that nothing unforeseen would happen to the pegs left over from the hours already pegged in.