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Kleiderhaken
ˈcoat peg СЪЩ Brit
Kleiderhaken м <-s, ->
Brit a. coat peg
I. coat [kəʊt, Am koʊt] СЪЩ
1. coat:
Mantel м <-s, Män·tel>
Ledermantel м <-s, -mäntel>
to turn one's coat прен
2. coat (animal's fur):
Fell ср <-(e)s, -e>
Pelz м <-es, -e>
coat of birds
Gefieder ср <-s, ->
3. coat (layer):
Schicht f <-, -en>
to give sth a coat
etw дат einen Anstrich geben
II. coat [kəʊt, Am koʊt] ГЛАГ прх
to coat sth [with sth]
etw [mit etw дат] überziehen [o. CH a. glasieren]
I. peg [peg] СЪЩ
1. peg:
Haken м <-s, ->
Pflock м <-(e)s, Pflö·cke>
Spund м <-(e)s, -e>
Wäscheklammer f <-, -n>
A a. Kluppe f
Hering м <-s, -e>
to buy off the peg прен
to hang sth on a peg
2. peg:
Ausrede f <-, -n>
Grund <-es, Grün·de> für +вин
to use sth as a peg for sth
etw als Anlass für etw вин nehmen
3. peg Am СПОРТ:
Peg м
4. peg ФИН:
Phrases:
to use sth as a peg to hang sth on
etw als Aufhänger für etw вин benutzen
II. peg <-gg-> [peg] ГЛАГ прх
1. peg (bind down):
to peg sth
2. peg (hold at certain level):
to peg sth
3. peg Am (throw):
to peg sth
etw werfen
4. peg Am прен (guess correctly):
to peg sth
5. peg (mark):
to peg sb as sth
jdn als etw вин abstempeln
III. peg [peg] ГЛАГ нпрх
peg signal level meter:
Запис в OpenDict
coat ГЛАГ
to coat sth (cover with a layer of sth) ТЕХ
Запис в OpenDict
peg ГЛАГ
to peg it (leg it) sl
to peg it (leg it) sl
sich (akk) aus dem Staub machen разг
I. coat2 (БИОЛ immunogenetics) СЪЩ (on a plate)
II. coat2 (БИОЛ immunogenetics) ГЛАГ
coat a plate:
Present
Icoat
youcoat
he/she/itcoats
wecoat
youcoat
theycoat
Past
Icoated
youcoated
he/she/itcoated
wecoated
youcoated
theycoated
Present Perfect
Ihavecoated
youhavecoated
he/she/ithascoated
wehavecoated
youhavecoated
theyhavecoated
Past Perfect
Ihadcoated
youhadcoated
he/she/ithadcoated
wehadcoated
youhadcoated
theyhadcoated
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It introduces children to what they should expect -- their coat peg and the class pet -- using simple text accompanied by illustrations that could almost be taken for photographs.
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