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peer

/pɪər/

2 verbetes

noun

B2formalcommon/pɪər/

A noun referring to a person who is equal to another in age, status, ability, or rank, or a member of the British nobility.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, равного другому по возрасту, статусу, способностям или рангу, или члена британской знати.esPersona que es igual a otra en edad, estatus, capacidades o rango, o miembro de la nobleza británica.frPersonne égale à une autre par l'âge, le statut, les capacités ou le rang, ou membre de la noblesse britannique.deSubstantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die einer anderen in Alter, Status, Fähigkeiten oder Rang gleichgestellt ist, oder ein Mitglied des britischen Adels.ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa igual a outra em idade, status, capacidade ou posição, ou um membro da nobreza britânica.zh指在年龄、地位、能力或级别上与他人相当的人,也可指英国贵族成员。arاسم يدل على شخص مساوٍ لآخر في السن أو المكانة أو القدرات أو الرتبة، أو على عضو في طبقة النبلاء في بريطانيا.

  1. Equal in status B1 formal

    A person who is of the same age, status, or ability as another person.

    • Teenagers are often influenced by their peers.
    • She was respected by her peers in the scientific community.
    • The jury is made up of his peers.

    ruРовняesPersona igual en estatusfrPair (égal en statut)deGleichrangigerptIgualzh同等者arنظير

    Sinônimos: coequalcompeercounterpartequalequivalentmatch

    Antônimos: inferiorsubordinatesuperior

  2. Noble title B2 formal british

    A member of the nobility in the United Kingdom (e.g., duke, marquess, earl, viscount, baron).

    • The peer was invited to the House of Lords.
    • She married a British peer and became a countess.
    • The estate was owned by a wealthy peer.

    ruПэрesPar del reinofrPair (noblesse britannique)deAdligerptParzh贵族arپير

    Sinônimos: aristocratlordnoblenobleman

  • peers plural form
  • peers' possessive plural form
  • peer's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/pɪr/

A verb used to indicate the act of looking closely or carefully at something, especially when it is difficult to see clearly.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия пристального или внимательного взгляда на что-либо, особенно когда это трудно разглядеть.esVerbo usado para indicar la acción de mirar fijamente o con atención algo, especialmente cuando es difícil de distinguir o ver con claridad.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de regarder attentivement ou avec insistance, en particulier pour distinguer quelque chose de difficile à voir.deDeutsches Verb für das angestrengte oder aufmerksame Betrachten von etwas, besonders wenn es schwer zu erkennen ist. Es kann auch ein spähendes oder prüfendes Schauen mit zusammengekniffenen Augen bezeichnen.ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de olhar fixa ou atentamente para algo, especialmente quando é difícil de enxergar ou distinguir. Também pode significar espiar ou aparecer parcialmente.zh动词,指仔细、专注地看某物,尤其当它难以看清时;也指凝视、端详。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على النظر بتحديق أو تركيز إلى شيء ما، وخاصة عندما يصعب رؤيته أو تمييزه.

  1. Look closely B2 formal

    To look carefully or with difficulty, especially when trying to see something unclear.

    • She peered through the fog to see the road ahead.
    • He peered at the small print on the contract.
    • The old man peered over his glasses at the newspaper.

    ruВглядыватьсяesMirar fijamente / entrecerrando los ojosfrregarder attentivementdeAngestrengt schauenptOlhar atentamentezh凝视arالتحديق للتأمل

    Sinônimos: examinegazeinspectpeekpeepscrutinizesquintstare

    Antônimos: disregardglanceignoreoverlookskim

  2. Appear or emerge C1 formal

    To come into view or become visible gradually.

    • The sun peered over the horizon at dawn.
    • A faint light peered through the curtains.
    • The moon peered from behind the clouds.

    ruПоказатьсяesAsomarse, aparecer gradualmentefrApparaître ou émergerdeAuftauchenptSurgirzh隐现arظهر

    Sinônimos: appearemergematerializepeepshowsurface

  • peered past participle
  • peered past simple
  • peering present participle
  • peers third person singular