peer (EN)
czasownik, rzeczownik

czasownik “peer”

peer; he peers; past peered, part. peered; ger. peering
  1. wytężać wzrok
    Squinting through the fog, she peered ahead, trying to make out the shape of the distant lighthouse.

rzeczownik “peer”

sg. peer, pl. peers or uncountable
  1. rówieśnik
    At the new school, Sarah quickly made friends with a group of peers who shared her love for soccer.
  2. równy (w kontekście umiejętności lub statusu)
    In the scientific community, researchers often seek feedback from their peers to ensure the accuracy of their findings.
  3. par (w kontekście szlachty)
    The king invited all the peers to the royal banquet to discuss the future of the kingdom.
  4. rzut oka
    Curious about the noise, she took a quick peer through the window and saw a cat playing in the garden.
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