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peer noun 1person of the same age/status 同龄人；地位相同者ADJECTIVE | VERB + PEER | PEER + NOUN | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEacademic (especially NAmE) , professional 学术／专业同行◆She is highly respected by her professional peers.她深受专业同行的尊敬。VERB + PEERoutperform 优于同行◆We have seen several women who can outperform their male peers physically.我们已经看到好几个女性在体力方面超过她们的男性同龄人。impress 给同行留下深刻印象◆teenagers trying to impress their peers试图打动同龄人的青少年PEER + NOUNgroup 同辈群体◆She was rejected by her peer group.她不为同龄人所接纳。influence, pressure 同辈的影响／压力◆Children often take up smoking because of peer pressure.小孩子经常因为来自同龄人的压力而抽烟。interaction, relations, relationship 同辈交往；同侪关系◆Some children fail to develop normal peer relations.有些孩子未能建立正常的同伴关系。culture 同伴文化◆Children generally develop a strong peer culture.儿童通常会形成一种深厚的同伴文化。network 朋辈网络◆an extended family and peer network大家庭和朋辈的网络rejection, victimization 同辈排斥／欺凌acceptance 同伴接受◆Peer acceptance is particularly important for teenagers.得到同伴接受，对青少年尤其重要。evaluation, review 同行评价／审查◆Research data will be subjected to peer review.研究数据将交由同行评审。mediation 同辈人调解counsellor/counselor, educator, mentor, tutor (all especially NAmE) 同行顾问／教育家／指导者／导师PREPOSITIONamong sb's peers 在某人的同辈中间◆They adopt attitudes that are more socially acceptable among their peers.他们采取了较容易被同龄人接受的态度。 |