par 的英语意思
parpar /pɑː $ pɑːr/ noun [uncountable] 
查看全部语言翻译1be on a par (with something) to be at the same level or standard处于同等水平或标准: 
The wages of clerks were on a par with those of manual workers.文员的工资与体力劳动者的工资不相上下。 We will have Christmas decorations on a par with anything on show at the Metro Centre.我们的圣诞装饰将与地铁中心展出的任何装饰媲美。2be below/under par a)to feel a little ill or lacking in energy感觉有点不舒服或精力不足: I’ve been feeling a little under par the last couple of weeks.过去几周我一直感觉有点不在状态。 b) (also not be up to par) to be less good than usual or below the proper standard不如平时好，或低于应有的标准: None of the people who’d auditioned were really up to par.参加试镜的人中没有一个真正达到标准。 The champion was playing well below par.这位冠军的发挥远低于正常水平。3be par for the course to be what you would normally expect to happen – used to show disapproval是通常预期会发生的事——用于表示不满: Long hours and tough working conditions are often par for the course in catering.在餐饮业，长时间工作和艰苦的工作条件往往是家常便饭。4the number of strokes a good player should take to hit the ball into a hole in the game of golf高尔夫球运动中，优秀球员将球打入某一球洞所应用的标准杆数: The last hole is a par five.最后一个球洞是五杆洞。5 (also par value technical术语) the value of a stock or bond that is printed on it when it is first sold股票或债券首次发行时印在其上的面值: bonds sold at 97% of their par value以面值97%出售的债券at/above/below/under par The notes are currently trading at 10% above par.这些票据目前的交易价格比面值高出10%。 → par excellence
查看全部语言翻译1be on a par (with something) to be at the same level or standard处于同等水平或标准: The wages of clerks were on a par with those of manual workers.文员的工资与体力劳动者的工资不相上下。 We will have Christmas decorations on a par with anything on show at the Metro Centre.我们的圣诞装饰将与地铁中心展出的任何装饰媲美。2be below/under par a)to feel a little ill or lacking in energy感觉有点不舒服或精力不足: I’ve been feeling a little under par the last couple of weeks.过去几周我一直感觉有点不在状态。 b) (also not be up to par) to be less good than usual or below the proper standard不如平时好，或低于应有的标准: None of the people who’d auditioned were really up to par.参加试镜的人中没有一个真正达到标准。 The champion was playing well below par.这位冠军的发挥远低于正常水平。3be par for the course to be what you would normally expect to happen – used to show disapproval是通常预期会发生的事——用于表示不满: Long hours and tough working conditions are often par for the course in catering.在餐饮业，长时间工作和艰苦的工作条件往往是家常便饭。4the number of strokes a good player should take to hit the ball into a hole in the game of golf高尔夫球运动中，优秀球员将球打入某一球洞所应用的标准杆数: The last hole is a par five.最后一个球洞是五杆洞。5 (also par value technical术语) the value of a stock or bond that is printed on it when it is first sold股票或债券首次发行时印在其上的面值: bonds sold at 97% of their par value以面值97%出售的债券at/above/below/under par The notes are currently trading at 10% above par.这些票据目前的交易价格比面值高出10%。 → par excellence