知识 | Pair and peer are also from par. Things (shoes, socks, gloves, etc.) in pairs are equal or similar; your peers are those equal to you, as in age, position, rank, or ability. Hence the expression “to be judged by a jury of one’s peers.” |
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拓展 | British peers, however, such is the contradiction of language, were nobles. |
《》 | equality |
出处 | Word Power Made Easy SESSION 20 |
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