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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

peg leg SUST. coloq.

peg leg: pata mf (de) palo coloq.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. leg [ingl. am. lɛɡ, ingl. brit. lɛɡ] SUST.

1. leg ANAT.:

leg (of person): pierna f

leg (of animal, bird): pata f

break a leg! coloq., hum. TEAT.: ¡(buena) suerte!

he/she can talk the hind legs off a donkey! coloq.: habla como una cotorra or (hasta) por los codos coloq.

not to have a leg to stand on coloq.: llevar todas las de perder

shake a leg! coloq.: ¡muévete! coloq.

shake a leg! coloq.: apúrate amer.

show a leg! ingl. brit. coloq.: ¡a levantarse!

show a leg! ingl. brit. coloq.: ¡vamos, arriba! coloq.

to be on one's/its last legs coloq.: estar en las últimas coloq.

to get a or one's leg over ingl. brit. argot: echarse un polvo argot

to get on one's hind legs (to stand up) coloq.: ponerse de pie

to get on one's hind legs (to stand up) coloq.: pararse amer.

to get on one's hind legs (to go into a rage): ponerse bravo coloq.

to pull sb's leg coloq.: tomarle el pelo a alguien coloq.

to stretch one's legs: estirar las piernas

to walk one's legs off coloq.: matarse caminando coloq.

to walk one's legs off coloq.: matarse andando esp Esp. coloq.

to walk one's legs off atrbv. muscle: de la pierna

to walk one's legs off injury: en la pierna

leg irons: grilletes mpl

leg irons MED.: aparato m ortopédico (para la pierna)

2.1. leg GASTR.:

leg (of lamb, pork): pierna f

leg (of lamb, pork): pernil m

leg (of chicken): pata f

leg (of chicken): muslo m

2.2. leg MODA:

leg: pierna f

leg (measurement): entrepierna f

2.3. leg (of chair, table):

leg: pata f

3. leg (stage):

leg (of competition, race): manga f

leg (of competition, race): vuelta f

leg (of journey): etapa f

I ran the second leg of the relay: corrí el segundo relevo

II. leg <part. pres. legging; pret., part. pas. legged> [ingl. am. lɛɡ, ingl. brit. lɛɡ] V. trans.

to leg it coloq. (go on foot): ir a pata coloq.

to leg it (run): ir corriendo

to leg it (escape): tomarse las de Villadiego coloq.

to leg it (escape): poner pies en polvorosa coloq.

I. peg [ingl. am. pɛɡ, ingl. brit. pɛɡ] SUST.

1.1. peg:

peg (in ground): estaca f

peg (in furniture, barrel): estaquilla f

peg (in mountaineering): clavija f

peg (on violin, guitar): clavija f

peg (for tent): estaquilla f

peg (on board game): pieza o ficha que encaja en un tablero

a square peg in a round hole at college I felt like a square peg in a round hole: en la universidad me sentía totalmente fuera de lugar

a square peg in a round hole at college I felt like a square peg in a round hole: en la universidad me sentía como gallina en corral ajeno coloq.

a square peg in a round hole at college I felt like a square peg in a round hole: en la universidad me sentía como cucaracha en fiesta de gallina Ven. coloq.

a square peg in a round hole at college I felt like a square peg in a round hole: en la universidad me sentía como sapo de otro pozo Río Pl. coloq.

to take or bring sb down a peg (or two): bajarle los humos a alguien

to take or bring sb down a peg (or two): poner a alguien en su sitio

1.2. peg ingl. brit.:

clothes peg: see clothespin

2. peg (hook, hanger):

peg: colgador m

peg: perchero m

peg: gancho m

the characters are just pegs on which to hang the narrative: los personajes solo sirven de apoyo a la narrativa

the characters are just pegs on which to hang the narrative: los personajes son meras apoyaturas de la narrativa liter.

II. peg <part. pres. pegging; pret., part. pas. pegged> [ingl. am. pɛɡ, ingl. brit. pɛɡ] V. trans.

1. peg (attach, secure):

peg: sujetar

peg: asegurar (con estaquillas etc)

to peg the clothes (out) ingl. brit.: tender la ropa

the company is pegging its hopes on the new model: la empresa ha cifrado sus esperanzas en el nuevo modelo

2.1. peg (fix, limit):

peg ECON., FIN. price/salary: congelar

2.2. peg ECON., FIN. (link):

to peg sth to sth: vincular algo a algo

the peso is pegged to the dollar: el peso está vinculado al dólar

3. peg (categorize) ingl. am.:

she hates to be pegged as a feminist: no soporta que la etiqueten de or la encasillen como feminista

their music is difficult to peg: su música es difícil de catalogar

clothespin [ingl. am. ˈkloʊ(ð)zˌpɪn, ingl. brit. ˈkləʊðzpɪn] SUST. ingl. am.

clothespin: pinza f (de tender la ropa)

clothespin: broche m (de tender la ropa) Arg.

clothespin: perrito m (de tender la ropa) Chile

clothespin: gancho (de tender la ropa) Col. Ven.

clothespin: palillo m (de tender la ropa) Urug.

en el diccionario PONS

peg-leg SUST. coloq.

peg-leg: pata f de palo

en el diccionario PONS

I. leg [leg] -gg- SUST.

1. leg:

leg of person: pierna f

leg of animal, furniture: pata f

2. leg of trousers:

leg: pernera f

3. leg GASTR.:

leg of lamb, pork: pierna f

leg of chicken: muslo m

4. leg (segment):

leg: etapa f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on one's last legs: estar para el arrastre

to give sb a leg up coloq.: echar una mano a alguien

break a leg!: ¡mucha suerte!

to pull sb's leg coloq.: tomar el pelo a alguien

to shake a leg coloq.: apresurarse

II. leg [leg] -gg- V. trans. coloq.

to leg it (go by foot): ir a pie

to leg it (run fast): echar a correr

I. peg [peg] -gg- SUST.

1. peg for coat:

peg: colgador m

2. peg:

peg in furniture, for tent: estaquilla f

peg in mountaineering, on guitar: clavija f

clothes peg: pinza f de tender la ropa

clothes peg: broche m de tender la ropa Arg.

to buy clothes off the peg: comprarse ropa de confección

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to take sb down a peg or two: bajar los humos a alguien

to feel like a square peg in a round hole: sentirse fuera de lugar

to use sth as a peg to hang sth on: usar algo de apoyo para algo

II. peg [peg] -gg- V. trans.

1. peg (hold down with pegs):

peg: enclavijar

2. peg ECON.:

peg: fijar

to peg prices: congelar precios

3. peg link:

to peg sth to sth: vincular algo a algo

4. peg ingl. am. (throw):

peg: lanzar

5. peg fig. (guess correctly):

peg: acertar

en el diccionario PONS

peg leg SUST. coloq.

peg leg: pata f de palo

en el diccionario PONS

I. leg [leg] SUST.

1. leg:

leg of person: pierna f

leg of animal, furniture: pata f

2. leg of pants:

leg: pernera f

3. leg culin:

leg of lamb, pork: pierna f

leg of chicken: muslo m

4. leg (segment of journey):

leg: etapa f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on one's last legs: estar para el arrastre

to give sb a leg up coloq.: echar una mano a alguien

break a leg!: ¡mucha suerte!

to pull sb's leg coloq.: tomar el pelo a alguien

to shake a leg coloq.: darse prisa

II. leg <-gg-> [leg] V. trans. coloq.

to leg it (go by foot): ir a pie

to leg it (run fast): echar a correr

I. peg [peg] SUST.

1. peg for coat:

peg: colgador m

peg: percha f

to buy clothes off the peg: comprarse ropa de confección

2. peg:

peg in furniture, for tent: estaquilla f

peg in mountain climbing, on guitar: clavija f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to take sb down a peg or two: bajar los humos a alguien

to feel like a square peg in a round hole: sentirse fuera de lugar [o estar como pez fuera del agua]

II. peg <-gg-> [peg] V. trans.

1. peg (hold down with pegs):

peg: enclavijar

2. peg ECON.:

peg: fijar

to peg prices: congelar precios

3. peg (link):

to peg sth to sth [or sb with sth]: vincular algo a algo

4. peg coloq. (throw):

peg: lanzar

5. peg fig. coloq. (guess correctly):

peg: acertar

to peg sb as sth: colocar a alguien la etiqueta de algo

to peg sb as sth: encasillar a alguien como algo

Present
I	leg
you	leg
he/she/it	legs
we	leg
you	leg
they	leg

Past
I	legged
you	legged
he/she/it	legged
we	legged
you	legged
they	legged

Present Perfect
I	have	legged
you	have	legged
he/she/it	has	legged
we	have	legged
you	have	legged
they	have	legged

Past Perfect
I	had	legged
you	had	legged
he/she/it	had	legged
we	had	legged
you	had	legged
they	had	legged

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I'm now long-sighted, but my two eyes are quite different, and even different shapes it seems, so off-the-peg specs are no good.

www.telegraph.co.uk

They use their lips to tear off their food and chew with their peg-like teeth which have no enamel and are always growing.

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The teeth were peg-like and suitable for crushing of plant matter.

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Hyper-heuristics could be regarded as off-the-peg methods as opposed to made-to-measure metaheuristics.

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It makes me want, unkindly, to burst their bubble and to bring them down a peg or two.

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