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1 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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2 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
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above or below or under par — the usual or expected level or amount. → par … English new terms dictionary
under par — below/under ˈpar idiom less well, good, etc. than is usual or expected • I may take tomorrow off if I m still feeling under par. • Teaching in some subjects has been well below par. Main entry: ↑paridiom … Useful english dictionary
under par — Ⅰ. under/below/sub par ► worse than the usual or expected standard: »California ranks below par in tackling the retiree health care issue. Main Entry: ↑par Ⅱ. below par UK US adjective ► STOCK MARKET relating to a bond or share that sells at a… … Financial and business terms
under par — Below one s usual standard (esp. of health) … A concise dictionary of English slang
under par — adjective below par … Wiktionary
par — ► NOUN 1) Golf the number of strokes a first class player should normally require for a particular hole or course. 2) (usu. in phrases above or below or under par) the usual or expected level or amount. 3) Stock Exchange the face value of a share … English terms dictionary
par — noun 1》 Golf the number of strokes a first class player should normally require for a particular hole or course. ↘a score of this number of strokes at a hole. 2》 (usu. in phr. above or below or under par, or on a par with) the usual or… … English new terms dictionary
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
Par value — Par value, in finance and accounting, means stated value or face value. From this comes the expressions at par (at the par value), over par (over par value) and under par (under par value). The term par value has several meanings depending on… … Wikipedia
below — below, beneath, under These three words appear to be synonymous, but many contexts call for one in preference to another. Beneath is somewhat more literary in use. Under in its physical sense is rather more literal than the other two: under the… … Modern English usage
under — below, beneath, under These three words appear to be synonymous, but many contexts call for one in preference to another. Beneath is somewhat more literary in use. Under in its physical sense is rather more literal than the other two: under the… … Modern English usage
