peer pressure in Japanese
peer pressure in Japanese is 同調圧力 — peer pressure means the influence that people of your own age or social group exert on you to behave, dress or think as they do.
peer pressure in Japanese
同調圧力
Pronounced: dōchōatsuryoku
Inducement or influence by one's peers.
What does "peer pressure" mean?
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noun The influence that people of your own age or social group exert on you to behave, dress or think as they do.
"Most of the pupils admitted starting to vape because of peer pressure."
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peer pressure in a sentence
- Most of the pupils admitted starting to vape because of peer pressure.
- She joined the running club through pure peer pressure and ended up loving it.
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What is "peer pressure" in Japanese?
"peer pressure" in Japanese is 同調圧力. peer pressure means: The influence that people of your own age or social group exert on you to behave, dress or think as they do.
How do you pronounce 同調圧力?
"peer pressure" in Japanese is 同調圧力, pronounced "dōchōatsuryoku".
How do you use "peer pressure" in a sentence?
Example: "Most of the pupils admitted starting to vape because of peer pressure." In Japanese, "peer pressure" is 同調圧力.
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