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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. peer [Brit pɪə, Am pɪr] N

1. peer (equal):

peer (in status)
peer (in profession)

2. peer (contemporary):

peer (adult)
peer (teenager)
peer (child)

3. peer Brit POL:

peer, a. peer of the realm

4. peer (person of equal merit):

peer
égal/-e m/f
to be without peer or to have no peer as a surgeon

II. peer [Brit pɪə, Am pɪr] VB intr

to peer at

peer-to-peer [Brit, Am ˌpɪr tu ˈpɪr] ADJ

peer-to-peer

peer review N

peer review

peer group N

1. peer group (of same status):

peer group
pairs mpl

2. peer group (contemporary):

peer group (adults)

peer group pressure N

to tower above (outstrip) rival, peer
to write a life of sb attr member, president, peer, peerage, membership
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peer-to-peer
peer
pair HISTORY, POL
peer

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peer1 [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] VB intr

peer

peer2 [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] N

peer
peer group
pairs mpl

life peer N Brit

life peer
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
scruter pénombre
to peer into
u rečniku PONS
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engleski
francuski
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peer1 [pɪr] VB intr

peer

peer2 [pɪr] N

peer
peer group
pairs mpl
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
scruter pénombre
to peer into
Present
Ipeer
youpeer
he/she/itpeers
wepeer
youpeer
theypeer
Past
Ipeered
youpeered
he/she/itpeered
wepeered
youpeered
theypeered
Present Perfect
Ihavepeered
youhavepeered
he/she/ithaspeered
wehavepeered
youhavepeered
theyhavepeered
Past Perfect
Ihadpeered
youhadpeered
he/she/ithadpeered
wehadpeered
youhadpeered
theyhadpeered