peer

US /pɪr/
UK /pɪr/
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1.

pair, égal, collègue

a person of the same age, status, or ability as another specified person

:
Children are often influenced by their peers.
Les enfants sont souvent influencés par leurs pairs.
She is respected by her peers in the industry.
Elle est respectée par ses pairs dans l'industrie.
2.

pair, lord

(in the UK) a member of the nobility in Britain or Ireland, comprising dukes, marquesses, earls, viscounts, and barons

:
The House of Peers debated the new legislation.
La Chambre des Pairs a débattu de la nouvelle législation.
He was elevated to the rank of a peer.
Il a été élevé au rang de pair.
1.

regarder attentivement, scruter, jeter un coup d'œil

look with difficulty or concentration at someone or something

:
She had to peer closely at the small print.
Elle a dû regarder attentivement les petits caractères.
He peered through the fog, trying to see the road ahead.
Il regarda à travers le brouillard, essayant de voir la route devant lui.