par
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5.2
- noun
- /pɑr/
:
equivalente
- Today, foreign investors incorporated in India are treated on par with domestic investors.
- on par with others
- place on a par
And that just brings you back to par with hodlers.
- And that just brings you back to par with hodlers.
- Halfway through the year, we're on par with growth stocks.
- It seems to be not, you know, on par if not safer.
- You know This one though, not not up to par in my opinion.
- Unsubscribe podcast is on par with Dave Chappelle.
- Not up to like my par of right, what I thought was good enough.
- Loneliness is a toxin on par with with alcoholism these days.
- So my room has not been not been kept up to par lately basically.
- Like I said, your your learning of life is not on par with everyone else.
- I can't personally feel when my thyroid's not up to par.
- And although the technology was impressive, the product wasn't up to par.
Examples
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But it's on a par with a night of heavy drinking.
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Halfway through the year, we're on par with growth stocks.
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Wow, nuclear is on par in terms of safety with solar and wind?
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Therefore, the Taiwan question should not be placed on a par with the situation of Germany or Korea.
Academic text (1999) -
It claims that it's on par with most action cameras.
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That's assuming our track record's on par with yours.
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"Kovansky dreams of being a leader on a par with Ivan the Terrible."
Fiction book (2001) -
Hispanic children will then be on par with their English-proficient counterparts.
Academic text (2003) -
Their college placement statistics are on par with the best prep schools in the country.
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Overall satisfaction with SaskTel was on par with Virgin and well above that of the other providers.
Synonyms
293
2.2
People have the same rights, position, and opportunities
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4.1
A situation where things are treated as equal in value or importance
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6.5
Being equal in status, value, or function
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6.2
A situation where two things have the same value, meaning, or effect
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6.7
Being equal in value, amount, or function
A situation where people have the same status and importance
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
The value written on a share or bond that the company sets, not the price people pay
How Equal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Par (equal) comes from Latin par meaning 'equal', so to be 'on a par' with someone is to be at the same level or quality as them.