peer

美 [pɪr]

英 [pɪə(r)]

复数：peers 现在分词：peering 过去式：peered

同义词

v.	1. 朦胧出现,隐约可见;出现 2. 瞪着看,凝视(into, at) 3. 可与...相比,和...同等 4. 把...封为贵族 5. 同等,比得上 (with) 1. 朦胧出现,隐约可见;出现 2. 瞪着看,凝视(into, at) 3. 可与...相比,和...同等 4. 把...封为贵族 5. 同等,比得上 (with)
n.	1. 同辈,同事,伙伴;同等的人;同等地位的公民 2. 〈英〉贵族

释义:

全部全部,同事同事,〈英〉贵族〈英〉贵族,同等的人同等的人,同等地位的公民同等地位的公民,朦胧出现朦胧出现,瞪着看瞪着看,和…同等和…同等,把…封为贵族把…封为贵族

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So tonight being able to be in a room amongst our peers being recognized with an honor like this , it is really very special .

This was less because he sought publicity and more because his peers were in awe of him and talked a lot about the Thalberg touch .

Instead of writing hymns to his boss , like many of his peers , he made songs about the soft light in Moscow windows.

He was an administrative genius , with none of the hidebound instincts of some of his peers in Cheltenham.

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v.	1. to look very carefully, especially because something is difficult to see
n.	1. someone who is of the same age as another person; someone who belongs to the same social or professional group as another person; someone who is as good as another person 2. someone who is from a high social class in the U.K. and has a title such as “Lord”