n.同辈；同等的人；贵族
vi.凝视；窥视
过去式：peered
过去分词：peered
现在分词：peering
第三人称单数：peers
peer详解释义
peer双解释义
peer英英释义
n.(名词)
贵族，贵族成员
同辈，同事，同龄人，同等的人，同等地位的人，身份相同的人
上院议员，高层人士
伙伴，同伴
对等设备
adj.(形容词)
(年龄、地位等)同等的，相匹敌的
v.(动词)
凝视，盯着看，瞪着看，端详
隐约出现，朦胧出现，出现，隐约可见
封…为贵族
可与...相比，和...同等，与…匹敌
同等，比得上
窥视
v.(动词)
vi. 凝视,盯着看 look very carefully or hard, especially as if not able to see clearly
n.(名词)
[C]贵族 a member of any of five noble ranks
[C]同辈; 同龄人 a person of the same age, class
Noun
a person who is of equal standing with another in a group
a nobleman (duke or marquis or earl or viscount or baron) who is a member of the British peerage
Verb
look searchingly;

"We peered into the back of the shop to see whether a salesman was around"

peer例句
peer搭配
用作名词(n.)
Children are easily influenced by their peers.
孩子很容易受同辈影响。
He was valued by both his peer and his superiors.
他的同级和上级都很器重他。
The opinions of his peers are more important to him than his parents' ideas.
在他看来，他同辈人的观点比他父母的观点更为重要。
It will not be easy to find his peer.
很不容易找到像他那样的人.
He was created a peer of the UK in 2005.
他在2005年被封为英国的贵族。
用作不及物动词(vi.)
She peers through the mist, trying to find the right path.
她透过雾眯着眼看，想找出正确的路。
She peer at me over the top of her glasses.
她从眼镜上方盯着我看。
The cloud of data flowing through their workstations forms a clear digital globe for them to peer into.
这些云聚的数据流过他们的工作站，形成了一种清澈的数据世界，让他们能够窥视其究竟。
～+副词
peer anxiously
不安地凝视
～+介词
peer at
凝视
peer at the traffic lights
注视着交通灯
peer out from
从…往外看
peer into sb's eyes
盯着某人的眼睛
peer into the distance
凝视着远方
形容词+～
hereditary peer
〈英〉世袭上议院议员
名词+～
life peer
〈英〉终身职的上议院议员
介词+～
without a peer
无双的
peer近义词
gaze
glare
look
stare
peeress

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