pars
- noun
- /pɑrz/
- Specialized
- In golf, players aim to complete each hole in fewer strokes than the designated pars.
All the national banks would honor each other's notes at par.
- All the national banks would honor each other's notes at par.
- And they are carrying these loans on their books still at par value.
Examples
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The coach emphasized the importance of meeting the team's pars to ensure a competitive season.
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The financial report showed that our revenue was at pars with industry standards this quarter.
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I think they've just got players on a par with us forming and ours aren't.
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OK, so all of us get either subpar performance, par performance or above par, and you're getting a disproportionate return.
Compounds
- Specialized
The front part of the small gland at the base of the brain that makes hormones
- Specialized
The front part of a small gland at the base of the brain that makes important hormones
- Specialized
A thin tissue layer between the front and back parts of the pituitary, usually joined to the back in adults
- Specialized
The back part of the pituitary gland that stores and releases hormones made in the brain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pars is the plural of par and comes from a word meaning 'equal' or 'standard'. So 'pars' are units that match the normal or expected amount, like expected strokes in golf or face value in finance.