peers in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for peers 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

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

peer-to-peer

pair-à-pair

peer review N

peer review

examen m par les pairs

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

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to tower above (outstrip) rival, peer

dominer

to write a life of sb attr member, president, peer, peerage, membership

à vie

Translations for peers in the French»English Dictionary

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pair-à-pair

peer-to-peer

pair

peer

être jugé/élu par ses pairs

to be judged/elected by one's peers

pair HISTORY, POL

peer

nos pareils

our fellows, our peers

peers in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peers 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

life peer N Brit

life peer

pair m à vie

Translations for peers in the French»English Dictionary

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scruter pénombre

to peer into

fouiller l'obscurité des yeux

to peer into the darkness

peers Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to peer into the distance

scruter au loin

peer group

pairs mpl

to have no peers

être hors pair

to be liked by one's peers

être aimé de ses pairs

peers Glossary « Intégration et égalité des chances » courtesy of the French-German Youth Office

Translations for peers in the French»English Dictionary

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pairs

peers

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Immoderate drinkers who worked out had far more white matter than their sedentary peers.

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John, still in the barn, peers through the doors to see a firing squad on the other side.

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By permitting each downloader to download only specific parts of the files listed in a torrent, it equips peers to begin seeding sooner.

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Proficient planters, held in high regard by their peers, often exercised significant political clout in colonial governments.

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Then there were the three peers who gave time to journalists spinning another yarn about easy money and expensive freebies.

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This is because children who fall behind in reading would read less, increasing the gap between them and their peers.

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Students will have an opportunity to collaborate with peers and experts in the industry through blogs, social media and video conferencing.

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Some peers attempted to have her peerage cancelled due to the unprecedented use of the same place name in two separate peerages for separate people.

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With client-specific content and conversations in one place, outsiders looking in can easily pick up where their peers left off and take action immediately.

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Many of them felt the need for having means to get reconnected to their peers after leaving schools.

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