peer group in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for peer group in the English»French Dictionary

peer group N

1. peer group (of same status):

peer group

pairs mpl

2. peer group (contemporary):

peer group (adults)

personnes fpl de la même génération

peer group (children)

enfants mpl du même âge

peer group pressure N

peer group pressure

pression f du groupe

Translations for peer group in the English»French Dictionary

I.peer [Brit pɪə, Am pɪr] N

1. peer (equal):

peer (in status)

pair m

peer (in profession)

collègue mf

2. peer (contemporary):

peer (adult)

personne f de la même génération

peer (teenager)

adolescent/-e m/f du même âge

peer (child)

personne f du même âge

to be tried by one's peers

être jugé par ses pairs

3. peer Brit POL:

peer, a. peer of the realm

pair m

4. peer (person of equal merit):

peer

égal/-e m/f

to be without peer or to have no peer as a surgeon

ne pas avoir d'égal comme chirurgien

II.peer [Brit pɪə, Am pɪr] VB intr

to peer at

regarder (fixement)

to peer shortsightedly/anxiously at sth

regarder qc avec des yeux de myope/d'un air inquiet

to peer through/over

regarder par/par-dessus

to peer into the mist

chercher à discerner quelque chose dans la brume

I.group [Brit ɡruːp, Am ɡrup] N (all contexts)

group

groupe m

in groups

en groupes

in groups attr behaviour, dynamics, mentality

de groupe

II.group [Brit ɡruːp, Am ɡrup] VB trans a. group together

group people, objects:

group

grouper (round autour de)

to group sth according to price

grouper qc en fonction du prix

III.group [Brit ɡruːp, Am ɡrup] VB intr a. group together

group

se grouper (round autour de)

IV.to group oneself VB refl

to group oneself refl people (get into groups):

to group oneself

se répartir en groupes

to group oneself according to age

se répartir par groupes d'âge

(get into a group) to group oneself around

se grouper autour de

peer group in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peer group in the English»French Dictionary

peer group

pairs mpl

Translations for peer group in the English»French Dictionary

peer¹ [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] VB intr

peer

regarder

to peer into the distance

scruter au loin

peer² [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] N

peer

pair m

peer group

pairs mpl

to have no peers

être hors pair

to be liked by one's peers

être aimé de ses pairs

I.group [gru:p] N

1. group (several together):

group

groupe m

2. group (specially assembled):

group

réunion f

3. group (category):

group

classe f

4. group (business association):

group

groupement m

5. group (musicians):

group

formation f

II.group [gru:p] VB trans

group

grouper

III.group [gru:p] VB intr

group

se grouper

to group together round sb

se rassembler autour de qn

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Just as teachers do not share students as a peer group.

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Market-makers can see the total amount of index trading daily and where they rank against their peer group.

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The peer group an individual identifies with can also influence intelligence through the stereotypes associated with that group.

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This effect occurs even when the audience or moral peer group is unaware of the affected person's previously established moral credential.

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Once a peer group of five lendees is formed, they go through a financial training program and each open savings accounts.

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Depending on the norms of the peer group, sometimes even minor differences among children lead to rejection or neglect.

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To counteract this problem, gifted education professionals recommend creating a peer group based on common interests and abilities.

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Because he was nearsighted and slight of stature, he was often ostracized by his peer group.

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However, he admitted that the writing was really a collaborative process because he constantly received creative input from a peer group of directors.

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Adolescents may adopt behaviors with the expectation that this will lead to friendship or acceptance in a peer group.

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