peer in Portuguese
peer in Portuguese is par, espreitar — peer means someone of the same rank, age, or status as another person.
peer in Portuguese
par
espreitar
(intransitive) To look with difficulty, or as if searching for something.
What does "peer" mean?
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noun Someone of the same rank, age, or status as another person.
"Children learn a lot from playing with their peers at school."
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verb To look closely or with difficulty, as if trying to see something unclear.
"He peered at the small print on the label, wishing he had brought his glasses."
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noun A member of the nobility holding a title such as duke, earl, or baron.
"The old peer lived in a castle that had belonged to his family for centuries."
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peer in a sentence
- Children learn a lot from playing with their peers at school.
- She was the youngest on the team, but her peers treated her as an equal.
- He peered at the small print on the label, wishing he had brought his glasses.
- The children peered through the foggy window to see who had arrived.
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What is "peer" in Portuguese?
"peer" in Portuguese is par, espreitar. peer means: Someone of the same rank, age, or status as another person.
How do you use "peer" in a sentence?
Example: "Children learn a lot from playing with their peers at school." In Portuguese, "peer" is par, espreitar.
Are there other ways to say "peer" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "peer": par, espreitar.
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