英[keɡ]美[keɡ]
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A keg is a metal container for liquids, especially beer. A keg typically holds less than thirty gallons.
Bars and pubs have plenty of kegs, each containing different brands and types of beer, and occasionally they'll also have kegs of root beer or other soft drinks. When a large quantity of carbonated liquid is needed, a keg works well because it keeps its contents under pressure. The original kegs were made of wood, and in addition to beverages, they also held things like gunpowder and nails. Keg comes from the Old Norse kaggi, “cask or keg.”
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来自古诺斯语kaggi，小桶。