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Inländern
grupo de iguales

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

peer group SUST.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

peer1 V. intr.

peer2 [ingl. am. pɪr, ingl. brit. pɪə] SUST.

1.1. peer (equal):

par mf

1.2. peer (contemporary):

2. peer (lord):

par m

I. group [ingl. am. ɡrup, ingl. brit. ɡruːp] SUST.

1.1. group + sing. or pl v. (of people):

a feminist/gay group atrbv. discussion/visit
a feminist/gay group portrait

1.2. group + sing. or pl v. MÚS.:

2.1. group usu + sing v. (of things):

2.2. group usu + sing v. (class, division):

3.1. group COM.:

3.2. group MILIT.:

4.1. group QUÍM. (of elements):

4.2. group QUÍM. (radical):

5. group MAT.:

II. group [ingl. am. ɡrup, ingl. brit. ɡruːp] V. trans.

III. group [ingl. am. ɡrup, ingl. brit. ɡruːp] V. intr.

to group around sth/sb
agruparse or formar un grupo alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

en el diccionario PONS

peer1 [pɪəʳ, ingl. am. pɪr] V. intr.

to peer at sth

peer2 [pɪəʳ, ingl. am. pɪr] SUST.

1. peer (equal):

par mf

2. peer DER.:

3. peer ingl. brit. (lord):

I. group [gru:p] SUST.

1. group a. QUÍM.:

2. group (specially assembled):

3. group (business association):

4. group (musicians):

II. group [gru:p] V. trans.

III. group [gru:p] V. intr.

en el diccionario PONS

peer1 [pɪr] V. intr.

to peer at sth

peer2 [pɪr] SUST.

1. peer (equal):

par mf

2. peer (lord):

I. group [grup] SUST.

1. group a. QUÍM.:

2. group (specially assembled):

3. group (business association):

4. group (musicians):

II. group [grup] V. trans.

III. group [grup] V. intr.

Present
Ipeer
youpeer
he/she/itpeers
wepeer
youpeer
theypeer
Past
Ipeered
youpeered
he/she/itpeered
wepeered
youpeered
theypeered
Present Perfect
Ihavepeered
youhavepeered
he/she/ithaspeered
wehavepeered
youhavepeered
theyhavepeered
Past Perfect
Ihadpeered
youhadpeered
he/she/ithadpeered
wehadpeered
youhadpeered
theyhadpeered

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The next section of the questionnaire was an intergroup comparison task in which participants compared their peer group to an outgroup.
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The biggest problem that we found was perception because of a lack of a peer group for both kids and parents.
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Because he was nearsighted and slight of stature, he was often ostracized by his peer group.
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His films have thereby continually given us the quintessential hero acting in defiance of peer group authority and asserting his own code of moral values.
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These may also be defined by age (typically youth) or peer group influences, and the permanence or consistency of their criminal activity.
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