Peers
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同龄人

常用释义

词性释义

n.

同辈，同龄人；（英国或爱尔兰）贵族（peer 的复数）

v.

凝视；比得上（peer 的第三人称单数）

n.

（Peers）皮尔斯（人名）
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So tonight being able to be in a room amongst our peers being recognized with an honor like this, it is really very special.
This was less because he sought publicity and more because his peers were in awe of him and talked a lot about the Thalberg touch.
How much do other people (supervisor or peers) in the organization provide information about your job performance?
Instead of writing hymns to his boss, like many of his peers, he made songs about the soft light in Moscow windows.
If SocGen's share price today is underperforming its French banking peers, this seems to have little to do with Mr Kerviel and his legacy.
They also raised concerns about her psychological and social development if shespent two years away from her peers and from school.
He was an administrative genius, with none of the hidebound instincts of some of his peers in Cheltenham.
But Gionee did not appear out of nowhere. The company, along with a dozen equally fast-growing domestic peers, is well-known in China.
The traditional way of education applied by most of his peers might not necessarily help bring the best out of a child, he said.
However, if the boss is perceived as bad for your peers as well-it really isn't you, it's him! -try some of the steps mentioned below.
It is not too hard to make the case that this valuation puts LinkedIn and its social networking peers firmly in bubble territory.
Let me try to explain it by telling you a story about one of your peers, and the alternative that hadn't occurred to her.
But his peers pulled him in and he acted his way through, even acting his way into a gang.
But they both opened up to their peers in ways that may seem, at first glance, out of place in a business school setting.
Ljubicic is a serious person but still possesses a keen sense of humor and is well-respected by his peers.
He said he did not think his peers took drugs except medicinally.
It's when you move on to the next and much harder step that it helps most to be in a place where you can find peers and encouragement.
If I had been one of Paul's peers, I would have had a hard time believing that he was called.
The bank is as safe as houses compared with its wobbly western peers, but its heyday is over.
She took Advanced Placement classes, though couldn't afford tutors and study aids like the rest of her peers, and excelled at them.
Seems to have found his passion for the game again, and with that, has elevated himself into elite status amongst his peers.
You also can't be as chummy as you were before and you might, say, have to give up your regular lunch dates with your former peers.
The baby often seems enveloped in a protective bubble, perhaps an embryonic sack in which he hides but peers inquisitively out to the world.
常用短语
v.
同义词
n.
平辈，同事（peer的复数）
更新时间：2025-05-03 10:49

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