Definition of peer pressure in English:

peer pressure

(also peer group pressure)

noun

mass noun

Influence from members of one's peer group.
同龄压力（同龄群体对个人的影响）
his behaviour was affected by drink and peer pressure
他的行为受到酗酒和同龄压力的影响。
Example sentencesExamples
- At this age they are less likely to feel influenced by peer pressure, said researchers.
- In science, as in so many fields, peer pressure and ridicule are tough to bear.
- They also require voters to tell the truth - despite intimidation and strong peer pressure on both sides.
- Factors like peer pressure and the accessibility of cigarettes might lead them to try smoking.
- Some of this is part of an adolescent revolt against authority dictated by peer pressure.
- Otherwise he argues, more will continue to start drinking at an early age and will become victims of peer pressure.
- The power of peer pressure is that it works on our psychology, not our intellect.
- Yet she agrees they are highly susceptible to peer pressure.
- Some players tease him, but Paul brushes off peer pressure without dismissing his peers.
- Fitting in often meant dealing with peer pressure to use drugs or drink alcohol or pick on other students.
- But there is no peer pressure that you should read, play an instrument or that you should go to exhibitions.
- The power of peer pressure can be gauged by the automatic and predictable responses to challenges.
- The myth is perpetuated that the young are beyond adult control, governed solely by peer pressure.
- Perhaps peer pressure is the biggest influence in this respect but where do they get their attitudes from?
- It has become common to find even girls in pubs because of peer pressure and the influence of TV and films.
- At the age of twelve I was influenced by peer pressure and started to drink cider which is a popular drink among young people as it is cheap and strong.
- This would teach them about humility and the appreciation of life without getting involved with aggression and peer pressure.
- Medical decisions should be made outside the influence of alcohol or peer pressure.
- At the impressionable ages between 13 and 16 peer pressure is the biggest influence.
- But isn't a little bit of exposure to peer pressure and bullying a part of preparation for adulthood?

Definition of peer pressure in US English:

peer pressure

noun

Influence from members of one's peer group.
同龄压力（同龄群体对个人的影响）
his behavior was affected by drink and peer pressure
他的行为受到酗酒和同龄压力的影响。
Example sentencesExamples
- It has become common to find even girls in pubs because of peer pressure and the influence of TV and films.
- The power of peer pressure is that it works on our psychology, not our intellect.
- Fitting in often meant dealing with peer pressure to use drugs or drink alcohol or pick on other students.
- They also require voters to tell the truth - despite intimidation and strong peer pressure on both sides.
- But there is no peer pressure that you should read, play an instrument or that you should go to exhibitions.
- Factors like peer pressure and the accessibility of cigarettes might lead them to try smoking.
- Yet she agrees they are highly susceptible to peer pressure.
- Some of this is part of an adolescent revolt against authority dictated by peer pressure.
- Otherwise he argues, more will continue to start drinking at an early age and will become victims of peer pressure.
- At this age they are less likely to feel influenced by peer pressure, said researchers.
- Perhaps peer pressure is the biggest influence in this respect but where do they get their attitudes from?
- At the impressionable ages between 13 and 16 peer pressure is the biggest influence.
- Some players tease him, but Paul brushes off peer pressure without dismissing his peers.
- This would teach them about humility and the appreciation of life without getting involved with aggression and peer pressure.
- Medical decisions should be made outside the influence of alcohol or peer pressure.
- The power of peer pressure can be gauged by the automatic and predictable responses to challenges.
- But isn't a little bit of exposure to peer pressure and bullying a part of preparation for adulthood?
- In science, as in so many fields, peer pressure and ridicule are tough to bear.
- The myth is perpetuated that the young are beyond adult control, governed solely by peer pressure.
- At the age of twelve I was influenced by peer pressure and started to drink cider which is a popular drink among young people as it is cheap and strong.

词汇	peer pressure
释义	Definition of peer pressure in English: peer pressure (also peer group pressure) noun mass noun Influence from members of one's peer group. 同龄压力（同龄群体对个人的影响） his behaviour was affected by drink and peer pressure 他的行为受到酗酒和同龄压力的影响。 Example sentencesExamples At this age they are less likely to feel influenced by peer pressure, said researchers. In science, as in so many fields, peer pressure and ridicule are tough to bear. They also require voters to tell the truth - despite intimidation and strong peer pressure on both sides. Factors like peer pressure and the accessibility of cigarettes might lead them to try smoking. Some of this is part of an adolescent revolt against authority dictated by peer pressure. Otherwise he argues, more will continue to start drinking at an early age and will become victims of peer pressure. The power of peer pressure is that it works on our psychology, not our intellect. Yet she agrees they are highly susceptible to peer pressure. Some players tease him, but Paul brushes off peer pressure without dismissing his peers. Fitting in often meant dealing with peer pressure to use drugs or drink alcohol or pick on other students. But there is no peer pressure that you should read, play an instrument or that you should go to exhibitions. The power of peer pressure can be gauged by the automatic and predictable responses to challenges. The myth is perpetuated that the young are beyond adult control, governed solely by peer pressure. Perhaps peer pressure is the biggest influence in this respect but where do they get their attitudes from? It has become common to find even girls in pubs because of peer pressure and the influence of TV and films. At the age of twelve I was influenced by peer pressure and started to drink cider which is a popular drink among young people as it is cheap and strong. This would teach them about humility and the appreciation of life without getting involved with aggression and peer pressure. Medical decisions should be made outside the influence of alcohol or peer pressure. At the impressionable ages between 13 and 16 peer pressure is the biggest influence. But isn't a little bit of exposure to peer pressure and bullying a part of preparation for adulthood? Definition of peer pressure in US English: peer pressure noun Influence from members of one's peer group. 同龄压力（同龄群体对个人的影响） his behavior was affected by drink and peer pressure 他的行为受到酗酒和同龄压力的影响。 Example sentencesExamples It has become common to find even girls in pubs because of peer pressure and the influence of TV and films. The power of peer pressure is that it works on our psychology, not our intellect. Fitting in often meant dealing with peer pressure to use drugs or drink alcohol or pick on other students. They also require voters to tell the truth - despite intimidation and strong peer pressure on both sides. But there is no peer pressure that you should read, play an instrument or that you should go to exhibitions. Factors like peer pressure and the accessibility of cigarettes might lead them to try smoking. Yet she agrees they are highly susceptible to peer pressure. Some of this is part of an adolescent revolt against authority dictated by peer pressure. Otherwise he argues, more will continue to start drinking at an early age and will become victims of peer pressure. At this age they are less likely to feel influenced by peer pressure, said researchers. Perhaps peer pressure is the biggest influence in this respect but where do they get their attitudes from? At the impressionable ages between 13 and 16 peer pressure is the biggest influence. Some players tease him, but Paul brushes off peer pressure without dismissing his peers. This would teach them about humility and the appreciation of life without getting involved with aggression and peer pressure. Medical decisions should be made outside the influence of alcohol or peer pressure. The power of peer pressure can be gauged by the automatic and predictable responses to challenges. But isn't a little bit of exposure to peer pressure and bullying a part of preparation for adulthood? In science, as in so many fields, peer pressure and ridicule are tough to bear. The myth is perpetuated that the young are beyond adult control, governed solely by peer pressure. At the age of twelve I was influenced by peer pressure and started to drink cider which is a popular drink among young people as it is cheap and strong.
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