Traductions de „par“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

par [pɑːr, GB pɑːʳ] SUBST sans pl

1. par (standard):

to be on a par with sb

estar em pé de igualdade com alguém

to feel below par

não se sentir bem

2. par SPORT:

par

média f tacadas de golfe

that's par for the course fig

é o que se pode esperar

Expressions couramment utilisées avec par

to feel below par

não se sentir bem

that's par for the course fig

é o que se pode esperar

to be on a par with sb

estar em pé de igualdade com alguém

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

It replaced the rigsdaler specie at par and was subdivided into 120 "skilling" (called skilling "species" on some issues).

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If you walk off with your par here you are ready for the 492-metre par five 18th.

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Its economy has come through the recession relatively well, and with a dollar above par, companies can buy foreign-made machinery more cheaply.

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No-par stocks often require the board of directors of a company to determine a stated value when issuing no-par stock to replace the par-determined capital amounts.

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This could muddle on for years of sub-par growth as productive investment battles with unproductive housing over scarce credit.

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In the end, however, her power as a clothes horse par excellence is only added to by the humanity of any more earthly flaws.

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The controls are relatively simple and uniform, and the sound and graphics, for the period, are widely considered at or above par.

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Unfortunately though, some below par performances saw him drift from the team somewhat, though he did still start 30 games over the season.

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I thought 140 was probably above par on that wicket but you've still got to bowl well and field well.

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Par was the first to propose controlling bleeding using ligature.

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