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peers

/pɪəz/ /pɪɹz/

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noun

Regard, coup d'œil

A look; a glance.

Examples :

"The shy student gave a quick peers at the teacher before answering the question. "

L'élève timide a jeté un coup d'œil rapide au professeur avant de répondre à la question.

action sensation

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verb

Regarder attentivement, scruter

To look with difficulty, or as if searching for something.

Examples :

"She peers into the dark closet, trying to find her missing shoe. "

Elle scrute dans le placard sombre, essayant de trouver sa chaussure manquante.

appearance action

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verb

Apparaître, surgir

To come in sight; to appear.

Examples :

"As the sun rose, the mountaintops began to peer over the horizon. "

Au lever du soleil, les sommets des montagnes ont commencé à surgir à l'horizon.

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noun

Égaux, pairs

Somebody who is, or something that is, at a level or of a value equal (to that of something else).

Examples :

"In her class, Maria's artwork was considered by many to be the best, with few peers when it came to creativity. "

Dans sa classe, l'œuvre de Maria était considérée par beaucoup comme la meilleure, avec peu d'égaux en matière de créativité.

group person society value

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noun

Pairs, semblables

Someone who is approximately the same age (as someone else).

Examples :

"My peers in school are studying for the upcoming science exam. "

Mes pairs à l'école étudient pour le prochain examen de sciences.

age person human group

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noun

Pair, noble

A noble with a hereditary title, i.e., a peerage, and in times past, with certain rights and privileges not enjoyed by commoners.

Examples :

"a peer of the realm"

un pair du royaume

royal history title person society government politics state

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noun

Un camarade, un compagnon, un associé

A comrade; a companion; an associate.

Examples :

""In high school, it's important to have friends and feel accepted by your peers." "

Au lycée, il est important d'avoir des amis et de se sentir accepté par ses camarades.

person group society

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verb

Égaler, assimiler

To make equal in rank.

Examples :

"The company peers employees with similar experience and skill sets before assigning them to project teams. "

L'entreprise assimile les employés ayant une expérience et des compétences similaires avant de les affecter à des équipes de projet.

organization business job

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verb

Échanger du trafic

Examples :

""Instead of paying a large internet provider for transit, our company peers directly with other local networks to exchange data at no cost." "

Au lieu de payer un grand fournisseur d'accès Internet pour le transit, notre entreprise échange du trafic directement avec d'autres réseaux locaux sans frais.

internet technology communication computing business service traffic economy

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noun

Quelqu'un qui urine

Someone who pees, someone who urinates.

Examples :

"During the long car ride, we stopped at several rest stops, so each of the peers in the vehicle had a chance to use the restroom. "

Pendant le long trajet en voiture, nous nous sommes arrêtés à plusieurs aires de repos, afin que chacun de ceux qui urinent dans le véhicule ait la possibilité d'utiliser les toilettes.

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