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1 below par / not up to par
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2 par
[pɑː(r)]1)to be on a par with — [ performance] essere alla pari con o paragonabile a; [ person] essere pari a
to be below o under par — [ performance] essere inferiore alla media; [ person] non sentirsi o non essere in forma
2) (in golf) par m., norma f.3) econ. parità f.above, below par — sopra, sotto la pari
••to be par for the course — essere normale o la norma
* * *(the normal level, standard, value etc.) parità, pari- on a par with* * *par /pɑ:(r)/n.1 (spec. fin.) parità; pari: par of exchange, parità di cambio; cambio alla pari; above par, sopra la pari; below par, sotto la pari; A stock is at par when it can be sold for its face value, un titolo è alla pari quando lo si può vendere per il suo valore nominale● par for the course, ( golf) la norma per il campo; (fig.) cosa di ordinaria amministrazione, cosa normale □ (fin.) par value, valore nominale ( di un titolo) □ (fam.) not to feel quite up to par, non sentirsi del tutto in forma □ (fig.) to be on a par with, stare alla pari con, reggere il confronto di □ (fig. fam.) to be under par, essere un po' giù di corda (o di forma).* * *[pɑː(r)]1)to be on a par with — [ performance] essere alla pari con o paragonabile a; [ person] essere pari a
to be below o under par — [ performance] essere inferiore alla media; [ person] non sentirsi o non essere in forma
2) (in golf) par m., norma f.3) econ. parità f.above, below par — sopra, sotto la pari
••to be par for the course — essere normale o la norma
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3 par n
[pɒː(r)]1) (equality of value) parità, pari f, (Fin: of shares) valore m nominaleto be on a par with sb/sth — essere allo stesso livello di qn/qc
at/above/below par Fin — alla/sopra la/sotto la pari
2)to be above/below par (gen) Golf — essere al di sopra/al di sotto della norma
См. также в других словарях:
below par — {adj.} or {adv.} Below standard. * /Bob was fired because his work has been below par for several months now./ Contrast: UP TO PAR or UP TO SNUFF … Dictionary of American idioms
below par — {adj.} or {adv.} Below standard. * /Bob was fired because his work has been below par for several months now./ Contrast: UP TO PAR or UP TO SNUFF … Dictionary of American idioms
below par — index defective, deficient, faulty, ignoble, imperfect, inferior (lower in quality), marginal, nonsubstantial (not sturdy) … Law dictionary
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below par — 1 their performances have been below par: SUBSTANDARD, inferior, not up to scratch, under par, below average, second rate, mediocre, poor, undistinguished; informal not up to snuff; N. Amer … Useful english dictionary
below par — 1) their performances have been below par Syn: substandard, inferior, not up to scratch, subpar, under par, below average, second rate, mediocre, poor, undistinguished; informal not up to snuff, bush league 2) I m feeling below par Syn … Thesaurus of popular words
below par — Synonyms and related words: ailing, at a discount, at a reduction, bad, below, below deck, below standard, below the mark, belowstairs, critically ill, down, down below, downstairs, faint, faintish, feeling awful, feeling faint, feeling something … Moby Thesaurus
below par — adjective a) (of a score) Less than par for the hole or course b) Not up to the average or normal standard … Wiktionary
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par — [pa: US pa:r] n [U] [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: equal ] 1.) be on a par (with sth) to be at the same level or standard ▪ The wages of clerks were on a par with those of manual workers. ▪ We will have Christmas decorations on a par with… … Dictionary of contemporary English